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■ Council slams mad political correctness and says Christmas is on the cards...

Christmas present By BRIDGET COOK CASEY council has urged the community to not play Grinch and steal the fun out of Christmas by trying to be too politically correct. Councillors voted unanimously in favour of advising occupants of council facilities in the strongest way possible that Casey advocates the celebration of Christmas, as well as Easter and other religious festivals, in all of its facilities. Councillor Gary Rowe, who raised the idea at Tuesday night’s council meeting, said political correctness had gone mad and asked all councillors to support his call to restore the true meaning of Christmas. Cr Rowe said he raised the motion after hearing about organisations, such as childcare and community centres, in both Casey and neighbouring municipalities not celebrating Christmas in a traditional manner out of fear of offending other religious backgrounds. “It’s something I picked up on last week - conversation that some centres wouldn’t be celebrating Christmas in the traditional way,” he said. “We felt as a council, and I personally as a councillor, that we wanted to send the message to all of our community centres, preschools and childcares that they are expected to celebrate Christmas traditionally, as well as be inclusive with other reli-

gions and their festivals.” Cr Rowe said political correctness had gone mad in this country. “This nation was built on Christian beliefs from the days of the first fleet we have celebrated a Christian Christmas ever since,” he said. “This is a country built on Christian beliefs and it should be celebrated. “Recent figures from 2011 show that over 62 per cent of Australians are either Protestants or Catholic and only 6 per cent of Australians are other religions. “We should also support the other religious festivals, those of all Australians along with Christmas and Easter. “We are one nation for all people and religions.” City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett said councillors wanted to make a stand against political correctness gone mad at Christmas time. “Christmas is a time of joy and peace, religion, and a time for reflecting and spending time with loved ones,” he said. “For years, politically correct terms like ‘festive season’ have snuck into our vocabulary diluting the importance of Christmas. “We are encouraging all Casey residents to celebrate Christmas by proudly displaying nativity scenes, hanging Christmas motifs, singing carols and using the word Christmas.”

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The City of Casey and KFC T20 Big Bash League team, the Melbourne Stars are inviting you to meet your sporting heroes at a FREE family event. Enjoy live cricket matches, free rides, entertainment, activities and player signings with Captain Cameron White and the Stars.

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Popular Australian singer and songwriter Guy Sebastian will visit the City of Casey on Friday 10 January 2014 to announce the winning design for the $125 million Casey Cultural Precinct. Comedian Ben Price will host the event and there will be a range of entertainment including musical and dance acts.

Cranbourne Christmas Carols Date: Sunday 22 December 2013 Time: 5.00 pm - 9.00 pm Venue: Lawson Poole Recreation Reserve, 101 Lesdon Avenue, Cranbourne Cost: Free

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Friday 10 January 2014 1.00 pm Outside the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren Cost: FREE Website: www.caseyculturalprecinct.com.au

Narre Warren North Community Carols Date: Saturday 14 December 2013 Time: 6.30 pm - 10.00 pm Venue: A’Beckett Road Reserve, A’Beckett Road, Narre Warren North Cost: Adult $3, family $7

Save the date for Guy’s visit, and keep an eye on www.caseyculturalprecinct.com.au for more information.

Hampton Park Carols by Candlelight Date: Friday 20 December 2013 Time: 6.30 pm - 10.00 pm Venue: Cairns Road Reserve Oval, Corner Cairns Road and Campbell Drive, Hampton Park Cost: Free

Summer Water Savers at Selandra Community Place Save a bucket load on your water bills by making simple changes to your home that won’t cost the earth. Summer is here, so now is a great time to learn why water conservation is a global issue, and what you can do at home to not only save money, but save our most precious resource. Saturday 7 December 2013 3.00 pm - 4.00 pm Selandra Community Place 2 Forest Drive, Clyde North Bookings: Limited places available - maximum of 20 people. Phone the City of Casey customer service on 9705 5200. Tea and coffee provided. Date: Time: Venue:

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Narre Warren South Carols by Candlelight Date: Saturday 7 December 2013 Time: 4 pm - 9.30 pm Venue: Corner Glasscocks Road and Golden Grove Drive, Berwick Cost: Voluntary donation Carols by Twilight Date: Tuesday 24 December 2013 Time: 3.00 pm - 9.30 pm Venue: Max Pawsey Recreation Reserve, 340-350 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Cost: Free Cranbourne Community Christmas Carols Date: Sunday 15 December 2013 Time: 7.00 pm - 10.00 pm Venue: 27-31 Childers Street, Cranbourne Cost: Free Christmas on the Foreshore Date: Friday 13 December 2013 Time: 6.00 pm - 10.00 pm Venue: Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Foreshore Road, Tooradin Cost: Voluntary donation

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Name blame game THE community has shown its disapproval of changing a boundary and renaming its suburb Casey Fields, with a number of people taking action to ensure it doesn’t go ahead. Villawood Properties, which owns Pasadena estate, will lodge a formal submission to the City of Casey against the estate being included in the new suburb boundary, particularly because it was only made aware of the plan last month. A petition, with hundreds of signatures, is also circulating around the Selandra Rise, Cascades on Clyde and Pasadena estates against the boundary change and name change. After a request in 2010 from some community members to relocate the existing boundary between Cranbourne East and Clyde North, the council investigated the possibility of renaming Cranbourne East and part of Clyde North. The current boundary between Cranbourne East, Clyde North and Clyde does not follow a distinguishing feature and, in some areas, fol-

lows boundary fences. The council engaged the community in both 2011 and 2013 with a survey asking residents of their preferred suburb name, with Casey Fields coming out on top both times. At a Casey council meeting in November, councillors resolved to put out a public notice to inform residents of its intention to rename the new suburb as Casey Fields, which would come under the Cranbourne postcode of 3977. Part of Clyde was only included within the new suburb last month. Villawood Properties executive director Tony Johnson said the company purchased the parcel of land for Pasadena because of the Clyde address. “The development is very closely linked to the Clyde township and has been sold to all residents with a Clyde address. “A very high percentage of buyers have purchased at Pasadena rather than with competitors, because of the very highly sought after Clyde address. “This proposed change in address from Clyde to Casey Fields

would have a very negative impact on existing purchasers. “Villawood Properties will lodge a formal submission to the City of Casey on behalf of its current and future residents on 13 December.” Selandra Rise property owner Nathan, who started the resident petition, said the majority of people living in Clyde and Clyde North were against the name change. “We have purchased land thinking that we have brought land in Clyde North,” he said. “We feel if we do have a name change to Casey Fields, it will be linked to Cranbourne. “With Cranbourne there is that perceived negative stigma. “We feel as if the sale of our homes and investments will be impacted if the name change is the outcome.” Nathan said the petition was not only against the name change but called for the council to align the current boundary between Cranbourne East and Clyde North to the newly constructed Casey Fields Boulevard. He said residents wanted proper-

ties to the east of this dividing road to be retained as Clyde North and everything west to be Cranbourne East. Nathan said anyone who wanted to sign the petition could do so at the Selandra Community Place. City of Casey manager of property, rates and valuations Peter Gillieron said that after further consideration, the council included Pasadena in the boundary last month to extend the proposed boundary in-line with the major road network. “This decision resulted in Clyde, to the west of the Clyde-Five Ways Road, being incorporated into the proposed name change,” he said. “The major arterial road in the area is considered to be the appropriate suburban boundary that also meets the requirements of the Guidelines under the Geographic Place Names Act 1998. “Council is inviting residents to make a submission about the proposed suburb name change until 13 December. “Following this date council will consider all the responses before making a final decision in early 2014.”

Murder family takes anti-violence path By GARRY HOWE PETER Blackwood says he thinks of his wife Kylie every second of every day. It breaks his heart to think of what Kylie went through on that Thursday afternoon in August when she was brutally attacked and murdered in their Pakenham family home. Peter describes it as “a sick and despicable crime” - one that no-one should have to endure - so he and a few friends and colleagues are taking steps to help ensure no-one else does. They are setting up the Kylie Blackwood Foundation, under the auspices of the White Ribbon Foundation, to shine a light on the issues of public safety and violence against women. Peter has refused countless requests for interviews over the past four months and has chosen to speak to the Gazette for the first time in a bid to spread a safety message through the foundation. He wants to harness the fear in the community he and Kylie have called home all their lives and use that to help change attitudes towards gender-based violence in her name. The stand comes the week after more than 70 community leaders across Cardinia, Casey and Greater Dandenong signed a pledge to lead a

Evasive action in drug-drive incidents POLICE are on the hunt for a man who attempted to ram an ambulance and police car in two separate incidents last week. On Sunday 23 November about 3.50am, police were called to Millswyn Avenue in Hampton Park in relation to a drug overdose incident, where the affected man was trying to steal a car. Police demanded the man get out of the car, but he did not comply and drove off through metal gates, narrowly avoiding two police members. Police said the man drove at speed and narrowly avoided a head-on collision with an ambulance unit, forcing the paramedic to take evasive action. On Thursday night last week, about 11.45pm, police attempted to intercept a dark green Ford AU Falcon, driven by the same man along Fleet Street, Narre Warren. Police said the man drove onto the nature strip, then into the centre of the road and was believed to have made an attempt to ram the police car. The police the officer driving was forced to take evasive action. Anyone with information or the whereabouts of this man is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Burglary and gun charges DETECTIVES charged two Casey men last week in relation to an aggravated burglary in Thornbury. Police attended a Dundas Street property shortly after 7.40am on 20 November following a report of a burglary, where a 33-year-old Cranbourne man, had to be taken to hospital with an injury to his upper arm. Following the incident, a 26-year-old Cranbourne man was charged with aggravated burglary, conduct endangering serious injury and possessing a pistol. A 40-year-old Hallam man has also been charged with aggravated burglary, conduct endangering serious injury and prohibited person possessing a pistol.

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Peter and Kylie Blackwood were married for 15 years and have a son and two daughters. campaign to change attitudes and behavior towards women under the banner of the Challenge Family Violence program. “I wouldn’t want anyone else to walk the path I am walking now what we went through as a family and what we are still going through,”

Peter said. “Everyone has a mother, a wife, a daughter or a sister in the community and the sad thing is that they don’t feel safe anymore. “It is men who need to make this stand against violence against women and, hopefully, this foundation

can help institute change that can help make that happen. “It’s something I can do for Kylie.” For the full story, pick up this week’s edition of the PakenhamBerwick Gazette.

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Walk for the weekend By BRIDGET COOK THE Narre Warren SES provides assistance to thousands of Casey residents each year. Now five of its members are calling on the community for its support to help them reach their fundraising goal of $10,000 as they tackle the Weekend to End Women’s Cancers. Volunteers Clinton Brown, Tony Jackson, Nicky Turner, Stav Kappas and Catena Basile have signed up for the two-day, 60 kilometres walk in Melbourne in March next year which benefits the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. Narre Warren SES deputy controller Clinton Brown said they wanted to take part because they

had all been touched by cancer in some way. “As volunteers of the SES we enjoy give back to our community and providing a valuable service,” he said. “The decision to participate in this walk was an easy one for us all having all been personally touched by cancer in the past few years. “We hope that participating in the walk will help raise awareness and assist in raising much needed funds for the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.” Mr Brown said they had an aim of raising $10,000 prior to the walk and urged to community to support them. “As volunteers we are always there to provide emergency assis-

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Narre Warren SES members, from left, Tony Jackson, Stav Kappas, Nicky Jackson, Clinton Brown and Catena Basile are taking part in the Weekend to End Women’s Cancers. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS tance to the community when they training hard, walking between 15 are in need, and with this walk we to 20 kilometres together each Satnow have the privilege of taking urday and will also train on Sunthis to the next level and providing days in the new year. support to help end women’s canTo donate to their cause visit cer forever,” he said. www.endcancer.org.au and search Mr Brown said they had been for ’Narre Warren SES’.

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Passion and purpose A MURAL depicting both the heritage and future aspirations of students has been unveiled at Hampton Park Secondary College. The painted mural, which was unveiled on Friday, was a collaboration between Monash University and a Year 8 Hampton Park Secondary College students. The project was aimed at being a creative team building activity, which complimented classroom curriculum around aspirational concepts. The mural is part of a larger

university and school project - Aspirations - designed to encourage students to think about university as a desirable post-school option. Under the guidance of Monash University Masters of Teaching student Elizabeth Aitkens, the students were asked to contribute a theme, help design and then paint the mural. Julie Faulkner, from the Faculty of Education, said what began as a promising idea evolved over 2013 to light up the school recreation area in colour and story. “What was once a plain brick wall now shimmers with representations of students’ countries of origin

and symbols of their future hopes,� he said. “The Great Wall of China sits alongside the Eureka building, palm trees and Big Ben, Flinders Street station, mountain ranges, Chinese and Middle Eastern dwellings. “Balloons rise toward the sun carrying young painters’ passions and anticipations for what might come.� Right: Hampton Park Secondary College student Mata jumps for joy over the school’s new mural. Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS

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NOT-FOR-PROFIT community organisations in Casey will no longer have to pay permit fees when hosting a public event. The recommendation was passed by the City of Casey last month which will see Place of Public Entertainment (POPE) permit fees waived for not-for-profit community groups. The development comes after council resolved in September to address the administration of POPE permits and waived fees in the interim for “genuine� not-for-profit groups. Hampton Park Networking Group treasurer Vanassa Gerdes sought out Councillor Wayne Smith to address the issue after her group kept being charged to hold free events. “Every time we ran a free event for the community, we had to pay for this permit. The council would bill us for a free event,� she said. “We ran a fashion show and it was considered ’entertainment’ by council, so we needed a POPE permit. At the Hampton Park community festival, we had Santa Claus visit and that was also classified as ’entertainment’. “It seemed like a lot of rigmarole for something we were doing for free.� Ms Gerdes also said there was an inordinate amount of paperwork needed to receive a POPE permit. “Our volunteers are rapt that POPE permits will be waived for not-for-profit groups, there was so much paperwork and it puts a lot of strain on them,� she said. “We knew we could lose our volunteers over this issue.� Cr Smith agreed with the complaints he had received from many people in the Casey community regarding POPE permits. “We’re all caution of occupational health and safety but it was getting crazy,� he said. Cr Smith also said the POPE system had caused confusion state-wide, prompting the State Government to introduce amendments to the Building Regulations 2006. Under these revised regulations events organised by a “community-based organisation� may be run without the need to obtain a POPE permit, but other regulatory provisions may still apply.

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Cop cut may stop Newstart for kids By BRIDGET COOK THE future of a proactive program run in Casey which connects disengaged youth with police is in doubt after Victoria Police decided to cut all resources from it next year. Operation Newstart Casey is a program developed by teachers and police who came in contact with students who were disengaged from education on a daily basis. It is aimed at re-engaging the young people in education and, with police involvement, reduce their risk of contact with police and build that relationship. The program, which involves 10 local schools, has run in Casey for the past six years and started off as a 50-50 partnership between Victoria Police and Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. The Casey program had a full-time police facilitator working alongside the full-time education facilitator James Seeary in the beginning. About two years ago, Victoria Police reduced the role of police facilitators from full time and in the Casey area, the police in-

volvement was negotiated to 20 days per school term. This month, Mr Seeary said he has been advised that Victoria Police officers would not be available to work as facilitators at any of the Operation Newstart programs next year. “While I want to thank the police for their input in the past six years to this wonderful partnership that helped 200 students in Casey, I’m disappointed police have withdrawn from the program,” he said. “It’s put me in a position where I need to juggle staff to just try and keep this program alive.” Mr Seeary said the program was financially support by the 10 Casey schools involved, but would struggle to keep it alive without police involvement. “I’ve already got support from YSAS (Youth Support and Advocacy Service) who provide me with a youth worker two days a week,” he said. “Headspace have also come on board and said they can provide support one day a week. “We have an emergency strategic meeting on Monday with the principals from the schools

involved, as to whether we push ahead with the modified program or stop it all together. “Not having police involved will impact the program though and whether schools still want to fund it. “The program is unique across the world and the police involvement opens doors for this program that many others cannot offer.” Mr Seeary said it would be sad if the program could not go ahead. “The police involvement is crucial in developing relationships with our at-risk kids,” he said. “A lot of the kids involved are likely to come in contact with police, either as a victim or committing it themselves. “The program not only encourages them to continue their education, but helps break down the view that police are the enemy.” Victoria Police did not respond to the News inquiry by the time of going to press. See the News’s website starcommunity.com.au for developments.

From left, YSAS youth facilitation Courtney Weston, Headspace Dandenong community engagement officer Matt Murphy, police facilitator Tracey Atkins and education facilitator James Seeary are advocating for Victoria Police to continue its involvement in the Operation Newstart Casey program. 111518 Picture: ROB CAREW

Lack of treatment forces bail knockback By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A WOMAN who lived in her parents’ Cranbourne garage was this week refused bail because of lack of access to a drug treatment plan. At a bail hearing at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Monday, Ashley Teresa Hunt, 25, wept in the dock when she was found to be an “unacceptable risk” of re-offending, after being arrested in the garage that day.

Magistrate Greg Connellan said it appeared the parents were not happy to have Hunt reside in the house because of her alleged methyl amphetamine addiction. “It could be the most luxuriant garage in the world, but the fact she’s living in the garage raises other issues which I don’t have any evidence of. “It occurs to me that if dealt with by an early [guilty] plea, she may not have a custodial sentence, given

her limited criminal history. “But she has to show she isn’t an unacceptable risk to commit further offences on bail.” He said without a drug treatment plan under a credit bail program - which was a mechanism for the court to monitor her progress - she didn’t show cause for bail. Hunt’s defence lawyer, in his submission for his client’s release on bail, said there was “no capacity for new cases at the moment” at the

court’s credit bail program. Detective Constable Matthew McCormack, of Casey CIU, told the court Hunt’s parents “appeared to be upstanding citizens” but were unaware she was in the garage when police visited to arrest her. Effectively, Hunt was under no supervision or control, he argued. Hunt was remanded in custody until her hearing in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 5 December.

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Toy run will go ahead despite founder’s death By BRIDGET COOK THE largest convoy to date is expected to take part in the 13th annual Peninsula Toy Run this weekend to honour the event’s founder who sadly died this week. Well-known Pearcedale resident John Smollen passed away suddenly on Saturday of a heart attack at the age of 78. The motorbike enthusiast had been busy organising his annual toy run, which he started in 2000, to help collect food and toys for underprivileged families on the Mornington Peninsula. His wife Maureen said the event would still go ahead on Saturday in his honour. “I think it will be bigger than ever,” she said. “Everyone is wanting to going along on the last ride organised by John. “The event will continue in the future, with another chap offering to take it over, just as John would have wished.” Mr Smollen was born and grew up in the East Prahan area. He met Maureen when she was just 13 years old and he was 16. The couple married in 1955 and moved to South Oakleigh before moving to their family home in Pearcedale 34 years ago. “We had been married for 58 years,” Ms Smollen said. “He has done a dirty on me. I was waiting for a letter from the Queen when we reached our 60th anniversary, but he hasn’t hung around long enough.” Ms Smollen said her husband death had left a huge hole in their large family and he would be dearly missed by them all. “We are all in deep shock,” she said. “He was a hardworking, family-orientated and community minded man. “He always helped me a lot, especially with the Remembrance Day and Anzac Day services I organise for Pearcedale.” Mr Smollen leaves behind his four children, Carl, Tracy, Meriel and David, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held on Monday 9 December at 11am at the Peninsula City Church, 252 Frankston-Flinders Road, Frankston. The Peninsula Toy Run will take place this Saturday, leaving at 9.30am from the Frankston Pier car park.

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Opinion Send letters to P.O. Box 9, Pakenham, 3810, fax 5945 0777 or email editor@starnewsgroup.com.au. All letters published must carry the writer’s name and town or suburb. A home address and daytime phone number are also required for verification.

Cost of Christmas I WOULD like to let people who send Xmas cards to the UK and abroard to know that I have just had an awful shock when I went to send some of my usual cards. I was told there was no longer the smaller stamp for Xmas cards. One has to pay as for a letter, the difference being from $1.50 last year to the letter price of $2.65 - that is $1.15 for each card. Each year I usually send 45 to 60 cards but now I find that it’s way over the top and cannot do that. I have written to the CEO of Australia Post and await a reply. It beggars belief that they can get away with such a big increase. The cost of sending birthday and anniversary cards during the year all adds up. Jean Perry, Cranbourne East.

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In November, more than 600 local residents came together to participate in the overnight relay-style event celebrating cancer survivors, remembering loved ones lost, and encouraging the community to fight back against cancer. Although the statistics are confronting one in two people will be diagnosed by age 85, there is reason to celebrate. Over the past two decades the survival rates for many common cancers has increased by more than 30 per cent. This is largely thanks to research and prevention measures funded by Victorians through programs such as Relay for Life. This year, Cranbourne-Narre participants are expecting to raise $67,000 which will support Cancer Council Victoria’s research and prevention programs, as well as support services for local residents specifically, the Cancer Council Helpline. City of Casey residents can call the Helpline on 13 11 20 and discuss cancer-related questions with a registered cancer nurse. Finally, I would like to personally thank each of the volunteer committee members, led by chairmanager Nicole Ryan, for volunteering their time and energy to ensure the event’s success. Todd Harper, CEO, Cancer Council Victoria.

Third World council AUSTRALIA is a great country in many respects. But the City of Casey, on the other hand, resembles a Third World country. Its administration is not up to the mark, one may even say that it is becoming worse than a Third World country city. There’s too much bureaucracy and bad use of ratepayers’ money. On 6 November, I rang council and reported a large quantity of litter that some irresponsible, selfish people had dropped along Heatherton Road between The Green and Grove End and also between Grove End and Matthew Flinders. On 12, 20, 22 and 27 November I rang council again and again. Each time I spoke to a different person. On 22 November I was told that the contractor would need another two weeks. On 28 November, those black garbage bags were still there, maybe full of rotten chicken, fish bones and even a dead animal. One would wonder whether Casey Council cares for the protection of the environment and the health of local residents. Eliezer Francois, Endeavour Hills.

Trust tested SO what a year we have had since the City of Casey councillors were elected. We had the CEO taken to court. We had the Casey council taking ratepay-

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ers to court. We had Cr Rosalie Crestani running for the Senate just soon after being elected for the first time to council. We had junkets to China. What do we have in store for 2014? More junkets, this time to Tamworth for the music festival and maybe another trip to China. Our mayor Geoff Ablett is likely to run for State Parliament and who knows what other councillors are in the mix. You now understand why I stand up for the ratepayers of our community and speak out because the position we elect our councillors to is done on trust and we expect you all to see out your term in office. When this trust is broken we have no other choice but to speak out. Give me the day where I can write a letter to tell the council what a great job you are all doing. Merry Xmas to you all. Rex Flannery, Narre Warren South.

True cost of alcohol ALCOHOL is costing us millions of dollars and seriously affecting the wellbeing of our society. I hate to think how many millions of dollars alcohol abuse is costing our society in trying to provide “cures” instead of offering prevention. Excessive alcohol abuse would be the main cause of such a blowout in hospital and medical costs. It does not take Houdini to understand that our hospitals are full to overloading because of alcohol excess. By attempting to reduce alcohol consumption our medical costs would be reduced dramatically. We have been able to reduce smoking with legislation. Smoking generally only affects the user, but alcohol affects not only the user but friends family and loved ones because a person who has consumed excessive alcohol has little thought for others. I see no valid reason as to why we cannot introduce appropriate legislation similarly to that of smoking except to say that the tax revenue might be lowered and the alcohol industry might suffer less profits. We can improve the wellbeing of society in so many ways. Yes we can do it! Ron Roberts, Cranbourne.

Mud slinging score IN response to Rex Flannery’s attempt to throw mud at me in last week’s letter (What’s the Score?), it is interesting that the two questions he asked were identical to two questions asked in an email to me by former councillor Lynette Keleher in May 2011. The community can form their own conclu-

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sions about the association between these two people, and in fact with a few others who continue to agitate something which has long been addressed. The simple answer was that the case referred to was about an unsuccessful job applicant seeking a review of the decision. I had no involvement and no carriage of the matter. The answer was provided at the time but it is interesting that, nevertheless, agitators still throw mud hoping that some will stick. Mike Tyler, CEO, City of Casey.

Time to speak out I WISH to congratulate Star News Group on its coverage of White Ribbon Day in the PakenhamBerwick Gazette and Berwick News last week. Family violence is a blight on our community. In my time as a police officer, I regularly came in to contact with families affected by violence. I know many more cases went unreported. Increased reporting is vital to uncovering violence against women and children. The Victorian Coalition Government is committed to raising awareness of and preventing violence against women, which is reflected in Victoria’s Action Plan to Address Violence against Women and Children - Everyone has a Responsibility. The plan covers prevention, early intervention and response measures, including a bystander program to encourage people with knowledge of violence to report it to the police. It is no longer good enough for neighbours, families and friends to ignore the signs of violence against women and children because they ‘don’t want to get involved.’ Everyone has a responsibility to act. It is good to see a media outlet take such a strong position on this issue. Brad Battin MP, Member for Gembrook.

Wonderful work THE recent celebrations for Endeavour Hills’s 40th birthday were great to be involved in. As a long-time resident since 1988, I took a lot of pride seeing other residents’ photos of the area and all the wonderful artwork from local school children. The historic talk at the library was also interesting but I was miffed to see the City of Casey councillors attempting to take credit for the work they had not done in regards to the celebrations. Most of the work organising the events was done by the Endeavour Hills Library and the local MP Luke Donnellan. I think they did a marvellous job and should be duly credited for that work. Well done to all involved. Doug Wilkinson, Endeavour Hills.


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Crime on the rise By BRIDGET COOK CRIME is up in Casey, with family violence, burglary and theft from cars being prolific contributors to the rise. Victoria Police released the latest round of crime statistics last week which revealed that overall crime in Casey was up 6.9 per cent from 1 October 2012 to 30 September this year compared to the previous year. Burglary from factories, shops, schools and sporting clubs was up 29.6 per cent, with residential burglaries dropping by 5.2 per cent. Another big jump was thefts from cars with a 17.3 per cent rise, however theft of cars was down. Crimes associated with family violence continue to have an impact on the overall crime rates within Casey, with 1271 cases being reported in the past year - a 1.2 per cent jump from the previous year. Casey Police Inspector Wayne Viney said he was pleased to say that Casey continued to lead the state in its response to family violence. “We charge more offenders for crimes associated with violence against women and children than any other police service area within Victoria,” he said. “Although it has an impact on our crime figures, our primary focus is on protecting women and children who are subject to violence in their own homes.”

In a new driving seat CHAMPION V8 Supercar driver Jason Bargwanna has swapped the fast lane for fast food. The Bathurst winner has decided to retire from full-time driving and has now invested in two local Red Rooster stores at Hampton Park and Fountain Gate. Mr Bargwanna took over the Hampton Park store last weekend, and will take ownership of the Narre Warren store next week. This Sunday the Hampton Park Shopping Centre will be celebrating the stage two opening of

its redevelopment with a carnival type event, and Mr Bargwanna will be in store as part of the celebrations signing autographs and having a chat with fans. The centre has undergone modernisation works, with a number of new business included into the mix. The festivities will take place from 10am and 3pm at the centre with live musical performances, carnival rides, free fairy floss, popcorn, face painting, animal farm and roving entertainers.

Casey Police Inspector Wayne Viney has had his say on the latest round of crime statistics in Casey. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS With White Ribbon Week held last week, Insp Viney said it was time for all members of the community to stop and think about what they could do to change the community’s culture and attitudes towards violence against women and children. Insp Viney said police had continued to deploy police to areas experiencing high levels of crime and target known recidivist offenders. “This strategy has continued to deliver excellent results,” he said.

Robbery was down 31.7 per cent, assaults, excluding Family Violence, were down 9.6 per cent and residential burglary was down 5.2 per cent. Insp Viney said with the huge jump on thefts from cars, it was obvious people weren’t getting the message about securing their vehicles and not leaving valuables in sight. “Theft of valuables from motor vehicles is a key driver as to why our crime rate has increased over the past 12

months,” he said. “I consistently read crime reports where cars were either unlocked or valuables were left in clear view. “Car owners need to take responsibility and learn that by leaving valuables such as phones, cash, computers, and iPods for example in sight is inviting a would- be thief to break into your car. “It doesn’t matter where you park - remove everything of value and lock your car. It’s a simple message but one that is consistently ignored.”

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Fritz Helle said they ran the program last year, and decided to do it again due to its success. “The Cranbourne Bowling Club is proudly presenting itself as a community club,” he said. “The first all ability day for the new 2013/14 season was on Thursday 10 October. “About 35 participants plus carers and volunteers from the club were on the

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They’re all in the good books By BRIDGET COOK TWO Casey schools had a special visit from the former premier of Victoria last month to celebrate their schools’ participation in this year’s Premier’s Reading Challenge. Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley was joined by Steve Bracks on Thursday 21 at Berwick Fields Primary School and Kilberry Valley Primary School in Hampton Park. The Premier’s Reading Challenge, now in its ninth year, aims to promote a love of reading and encourages students to read broadly. At Kilberry Valley Primary School, more than 800 students participated in the challenge, with 75 of those students reading 100 books. Berwick Fields Primary School had more than 500 students participate. Ms Graley said Mr Bracks, who founded the Premier’s Reading Challenge, was very impressed with the stellar readers from both schools.

Former Premier of Victoria Steve Bracks and Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley with Kilberry Valley Primary School student Jake who took part in the Premier’s Reading Challenge. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS “The students at our local schools have once again shown they are champion readers and role models for the rest of the state,” she said. “It is terrific to see students taking up the challenge with such passion and enthusiasm.

“Literacy is such an important part of learning and improving so it’s terrific to see students taking up the challenge with such energy and enthusiasm. “Every child deserves to discover the excitement and wonder of a good book.”

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City of Casey Manager Community Safety Caroline Bell said the council was currently working towards reducing fuel loads. “Council is undertaking programmed mowing and slashing works across the municipality that will see two cuts of all rural road reserves in November - December and January - February, and fuel reduction works in bushland reserves that are in close proximity to residential areas,” Ms Bell said. “During this time, undeveloped reserves are also cut every month.”

District 8 Operations Manager Trevor Owen said people needed to start preparing for the fire season and dob in their neighbours if they don’t.

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A NARRE Warren South resident has expressed her anger over the lack of action taken to long grass in an area that was affected in the Black Saturday fires. Stacey, who did not want her last name used, said grass had grown taller than her five-year-old son on privately owned, vacant land along Ormond Road and Langbourne Drive. Stacey said she contact the council on two occasions about the long grass, but said nothing was done for at least two weeks. However City of Casey manager of Community Safety, Caroline Bell said the council had now addressed the issue and the grass had been cut. Stacey said she was angry that the grass had been let to grow that long. Stacey said she was also worried about snakes making their way into the residential area nearby. Ms Bell, from the council, said the grass had now been cut. “Council advises residents who are concerned about the length of grass on properties to phone the City of Casey’s Customer Service team on 9705 5200 to lodge a request, which will be inspected,” she said.

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Mr Owen said people should also be keeping an eye on neighbouring properties which could pose a threat. “It’s not just you cleaning up your own property, you need to bring attention to your neighbours to do their bit. “Now is the time to raise it because when it dries out, it will be a great risk,” he said. “If they notice that other people are not doing the right thing, they should be raising that. “If neighbouring properties are not taking it seriously, they should be dobbing them into the municipal fire prevention officer.” Mr Owen said the fire prevention officer at a local council can issue a notice forcing landholders to clean up. The silly season was often a distraction before the fire season but people needed to start preparing now, Mr Owen said. “Their attention is elsewhere and in the background they’re going to see the weather change and it will become drier and hotter,” he said. “Before they know it, they will turn around and it will be a code red day and they haven’t done any preparation. “People need to be starting to take preventative measures now.”

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A Cranbourne worker said this rubbish has sat in Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre car park for more than eight months.

Lingering eyesore By BRIDGET COOK A CRANBOURNE worker has expressed her anger over the inaction over dumped rubbish which she claims has sat there for more than eight months. Jo, who works at Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre, said trolleys full of dumped rubbish had sat in the centre’s car park for at least eight months despite numerous calls to the council. She said prior to that, another pile of rubbish remained in the car park for well over a year before it was collected. “For the past eight months, I sit everyday looking at rubbish that accumulates in the car park area, particularly behind in the car park behind Pharmore,” she said.

“I have contacted both the council and centre management about it on so many occasions, I’m sick of ringing. “The council has handed out parking fines there, and trimmed the trees yet the rubbish has not been touched. “The pile has just gotten bigger, it’s overflowing and now smells as it has sat there so long. “It’s not only us that are unhappy about it, but also other business owners. “It’s an eyesore and degrades the town.” Jo said she hoped reports would be followed up quicker in the future, particularly with the planned $110 million redevelopment of the centre. City of Casey manager roads and construction Wayne Mack

said the rubbish would be removed by the council this week. “In 2013, there has been one request regarding rubbish in the council-managed car park between High Street and Lamb Street, Cranbourne,” he said. “In response to this request, council undertook maintenance and rubbish collection. “Council has a routine cleansing program that includes litter collection in car parks in designated shopping centre areas, including the car park in Cranbourne between High Street and Lamb Street. Council has undertaken a site inspection and is aware that there is a small amount of rubbish in the council-managed car park behind Pharmore. “This rubbish will be removed by council this week.”

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Car thieves collared THREE young men have been arrested following the theft of a number of cars across Casey last month. At about 2am on Tuesday 26 November, police spotted a van with stolen number plates in Norfolk Drive Narre Warren. Police attempted to intercept the vehicle, however the three men in possession of the van abandoned the moving vehicle in Parry Drive, Narre Warren, and ran off on foot. The stolen van then rolled away and collided with an unoccupied vehicle in the car park of an aged care

facility. Two of the men were arrested shortly after. Police also arrested another man who showed up at the scene, who was believed to have another stolen car. The three men aged between 16 and 20-years-old were from Hampton Park, Cranbourne North and Narre Warren South. Police said they believed the three men were responsible for numerous theft of cars in Casey in the previous week.

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of the program which sees ‘KC’ visit local kindergartens. Ms Baird said the mascot and a volunteer regularly visit kindergartens to spread the safety message to young children. “We realised that we didn’t have anything to leave the kids when we left,” she said. “So it evolved from there and we decided to make a book about the messages we are trying to spread. “The book covers the necessity for children to learn their full name, address

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Fair draws crowds from afar Macie Elliot took a look at the dolls’ cots, which are always snapped up early in the day, at the Christ Church Tooradin’s Annual Craft Fair last month. Held at the Tooradin Community Centre on Saturday 16 November, the annual event, which has been running for 110 years, attracts a huge crowd from far and wide each year for handcrafted goods.The event is somewhat of a ritual in the town, with members of the church hosting the first fair over three days in 1903 to raise money to pay off the debt of the church that was purchased in 1900. It has been held ever since due to its success and remains the biggest fund-raiser for the church today. 110253 Picture: DONNA OATES

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St Peter’s College teacher Tracey Alles was awarded the school’s 2013 Valedictorian Medal as part of the Graduating Class of 2013 Valedictory Dinner in October. ent of this award,” she said. “It’s a wondrous feeling to be recognised and acknowledged for simply doing what it is you love. I adore my profession. “Granted teaching is challenging and exhausting at the best of times, but I get to spend

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Stage is set for grand opening IT’S Christmas and Hampton Park Shopping Centre will be celebrating its stage two opening between 10am and 3pm on Sunday 8 December. There will be a free family day carnival, live musical performance from TJ, a Micheal Jackson impersonator and his dance team, lots of carnival rides catered from two year olds up, free fairy floss, popcorn, face painting, animal farm and roving entertainers. Visitors can have their photograph taken with Santa and receive a free show bag, lots of specials and giveaways. Shoppers should make sure they don’t miss out on this great day from 10am through to 3pm. The centre will also be giving away

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CHRISTMAS in CRANBOURNE Sounds of the seasons to fill the festive air THERE’s nothing like the sounds of Christmas carols to get revellers into the festive spirit. And with plenty of carols events on offer around Cranbourne this month, people can do just that. A number of organisations are holding Christmas carol events to give people the opportunity to celebrate Christmas with the community. The Australian Welsh Male Choir, Casey Choir, Cranbourne Chorale and Mornington Peninsula Chorale will combine to present a concert on Friday 6 December from 8pm at the River Gum Performing Arts Centre. Each choir will present a 15 minute item and then all singers will combine to perform four huge numbers with more than 150 voices and a brass ensemble. Tickets cost $20 on presale, or $25 at the door and can be purchased at www. trybooking.com/DTGK. For more information call Jennie on 5998 7485 or 0417 567 125. The Cranbourne Com-

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FROM PAGE 1. SET amid an amenity-filled location sits this fine example of spacious family living. With a functional, open floor plan, this quality-built Devine home has all of the creature comforts one would require. There are three large bedrooms, the centrally located master providing a full ensuite and walk-in robe. Bedrooms two and three, both with mirrored sliding robes, are in close proximity to the family bathroom with separate bath/ shower facilities. The hostess kitchen is surely one of the main focal points and is complete with sufficient cupboard/bench space and quality stainless steel appliances including a fourburner hotplate, rangehood, wall oven plus a dishwasher. All this and a whole lot more, with a separate dining area adjacent. If you like to entertain, there are two separate living zones, one with direct external sliding door access leading to the under-roofline alfresco. Adjoining this is the oversized concreted pergola, the ideal place for summer time entertaining with family and friends. Added internal extras include multiple feature walls, ducted heating plus evaporative cooling. Not to mention the downlights throughout and the security alarm system. Step outside and be greeted by a modern

facade and a picturesque, low-maintenance front yard with established landscaping. The widened driveway caters for those requiring extra parking space while there is secure internal access and bonus rear roller door access from the remote two-panel double lock-up garage. Nestled on a carefree block of approximate 479 square metres, there is still sufficient grassed space out the back, also complete with extensive paving, a garden

shed and three brand-new electric roller shutters - perfect for night shift workers and the security conscious. Within a location second to none the property is directly opposite open parkland and is literally moments to public transport, childcare facilities, public/private schooling, medical centres and local shops. This terrific package is bound to walk out the door so call before it’s selling, selling, sold.

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Cranbourne 13 Bourke Road Private Sale Price Offers Over $285,000 Inspect Saturday 12:30 - 1:00pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Brodie Morris 0466 911 797

Perfect Opportunity This neat home is situated close to all amenities, shopping centre, schools, football oval and public transport. The house has recently been painted throughout and offers 3 good sized bedrooms, renovated bathroom and a kitchen that has had a facelift. Featuring ducted heating and evaporative cooling, down lights, double car garagework shop with 3 phase power and established gardens on 574m2 block.Potential rent income $320 per week.

Cranbourne East 15 Greenock Crescent Private Sale Price Offers Over $365,000 Inspect By Appointment or as Advertised Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Ben Doughton 0431 163 189

Hunt Club Court Location A rare opportunity to live in a quiet court location at the Hunt Club. You will be close to main shopping centres, schools, parks, Casey Fields and Casey RACE with more to come. This home would ideally suit a family or a young couple. The Property itself is colorful and consists of - Three Bedroom plus Study - Master bedroom with full ensuite - Large lounge area Separate Formal dining area - Open plan kitchen and meals area - Separate second living area - Large double remote garage - Gas ducted heating - Great sized backyard - Security Alarm - Quiet court location.

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Family Entertainer Located in sought-after Cranbourne North is this home perfect for the growing family. Four living zones offer stylish entertaining & practical options for a large family. Superbly equipped kitchen with 900mm oven overlooks open plan meals area, family area and rumpus. Master bedroom with Ensuite and large WIR. Three further generous bedrooms, complete with their own kids living area, and a study. Added bonuses are the Central heating and refrigerated A/C. 2 car garage with internal access. Close to schools, Casey Central, M1 freeway & Eastlink.

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6 Bedroom Home This home has endless potential, being a 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home or a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with a separate granny flat/ teenage retreat with 2 bedrooms, bathroom & kitchenette. This home offers 3 large living areas, a 4th living/study, huge master bedroom with his & her walk through robes, en-suite with double shower, central kitchen featuring, island bench/breakfast bar with s/s appliances, 900mm gas stove, dishwasher & walk in pantry, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, large undercover entertainment area, with power, c/fans and a built in bar, 2 garden sheds, 6000lt water tank & a 3 car carport.

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Private Sale Price Offers Over $540,000 Inspect Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Ben Doughton 0431 163 189

Quality & Space Looking for a large elegant family home with 3 large open plan living areas & rear access to the ample size yard, then this is the property for you. Features include 4 double bedrooms, full en-suite including double shower & walk in robe, central family kitchen, large island bench/breakfast bar, s/s appliances including gas cooking & dishwasher, open plan dining room adjoining the kitchen, formal lounge, rumpus/theatre room, split system heating/cooling, beautiful floor boards, ducted heating throughout & high 9 foot ceilings and a double garage with rear access.

Family Entertainer on 904m2 This stunning family home in the highly sought after Botanic Ridge Estate boasts the highest of quality at every turn! Step out onto your back doorstep and the space that 904m2 provides! FeaturinG 4 spacious bedrooms, study, full ENS & walk through wardrobes, large entertainers kitchen with breakfast bar, ceaserstone benches, butler’s pantry, open plan family/meals, separate lounge or theatre room, a kids play area, undercover decked alfresco entertaining area, a fully decked in ground pool, double remote garage & gas ducted heating.

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HAMPTON PARK

WHAT A LOCATION - QUIET COURT SET in a quite court location,

this three-bedroom home with semi ensuite would ideally suit first-home buyers or the astute investor looking to enhance or start their property portfolio.

THIS well-presented property consists of a spacious tiled lounge plus kitchen meals area. Additional features include gas heating, ceiling fans, downlighting, a well-equipped kitchen, laundry plus garden shed. Also there is off-street parking for at least four vehicles, all on a good size block of land. The property is also ideally situated with Hampton Park Primary school, local shop and bus service only minutes’ walk from the property and freeway access, train

station and Westfield Shopping centre only a short drive away. This property is very clean and tidy and has had the benefit of fresh paint and carpets to enhance it’s appeal.

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$415,000

FOR SALE

FOR SALE

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CONVENIENCE STORE SITE • Great opportunity to build the only convenience store to service the Hunt Club Estate, Cranbourne East • Land Size 1,281m² (approx) • Option to buy adjoining Sites • Corner Broad Oak Drv & Corrigans Rd

FACTORY / WAREHOUSE (213181) • 380 sqm Factory/ Warehouse • Industrial 1 Zone • High Internal clearance • High clearance Roller Door • On site parking

CRANBOURNE

Jason Brown 0423 768 424

BAYLES

$769,000

DUAL LIVING ON 20 ACRES (213229) - 60sq URL/30sq Plus Living home. 6 double bedroom home, all with robes. Ensuite, 2 kitchens, 2 separate living areas & 2 dining areas. Huge pergola. 2.2 mega litre licence, irrigation, 100,000L of water tanks. Shed with (hot water & 3 Phase), 3 bay machinery shed 3 Phase & cool room (Neg).

CLYDE

$730,000

20 ACRE FRESH START (213219) 20 acre allotment with a fully selfcontained shed, 4 large paddocks just under 5 acres each and well fenced, shed with 2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, bathroom & split system, 2 car accommodation & separate workshop, over 60,000L of tank water & 3 dams, holding yard, crush & stock ramp.

TOORADIN

$780,000

FOR SALE

‘EVANS PARK” - CRANBOURNE’S NEWEST BUSINESS VILLAGE • Lots from 1,065m² - 1,653m² • 10 Minutes from the Monash & Eastlink • Priced from $235 per m² • Adjoining ; Woolworths, 7-Eleven, Medical • Zoned Business 1, Business 3, & Mixed Use Centre, Chemist, Gym, fast food outlets & • Close to Train Station & Schools cafe’s, plus more! • Part of a Growing Community - SELLING FAST, ONLY 10 BLOCKS LEFT!-

148 High Street, Cranbourne

GREAT ONE FOR THE HORSES!!! (213315)12 acre allotment setup for horses, 10 years young 3 bedroom brick veneer home, Master with full ensuite & WIR, Bedrooms 2 & 3 with BIR’s, adjacent to main bathroom, 3 zone living compromising of family room, front lounge & rumpus/theatre, 9mX6m barn/work shop, 2 car garage & pergola area, Tank & bore water, with bore water to all paddocks, Fenced to 7 paddocks & 2 day yards with hot wire and close to the local Pony Club!.

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NEW LISTING

5 BEDROOMS ON ¼ ACRE (1000m²) (213335) 5 BRs (or 4 + study) with ensuite & WIR to master. Formal lounge room, high ceilings, open plan living areas of the family & meals area. The cinema room with projector & screen which is included in the sale. Solar heated pool, spa & decking. 3 garages that can accommodate 5 cars, additional off-street parking to suit boat/ caravan.,1000m²(approx.) block.

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$559,950 CRANBOURNE

$319,950 LYNDHURST

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NEW LISTING

NEW LISTING

1/4 ACRE BLOCK, BIG CHARACTER HOME

FULL ENSUITE, GARAGE & FAMILY SIZED BLOCK

STUNNING CHARACTER HOME

(213331) 1/4 of an acre. 5 generous bedrooms, (or 4 + study), ensuite & WIR to master. Formal lounge with imitation gas log fire, high ceilings (9ft throughout), large rumpus/cinema room complete with cinema screen, projector, and surround sound system. Outside entertainment area complete with spa. Double carport to front, and 4 car garage at rear.

(213348) Just over 650m² block with a lovely 3 bedroom home with full ensuite to master bedroom, large lounge with coonara heater & French doors, leading to a patio area, well-appointed kitchen with ceramic tiled floors with dishwasher. Gas heating & air conditioner. 2 other BRs with BIRs, zoned away from master bedroom, 2 car carport & double garage.

(213328) 764m² (approx.) block. Merbau verandahs, 3 metre ceilings, ornate cornices, polished floorboards, heritage switches and power points, claw foot bath & timber vanities. Designer kitchen with Caesar stone bench tops/island bench & adjoins a wet butler’s pantry. 3 BRs + Bedroom sized study, with ensuite & WIR to master bedroom. Double garage.

PEARCEDALE

$519,950 BOTANIC RIDGE

$479,950 CRANBOURNE EAST

$370,000 PLUS

ULTIMATE IN FAMILY LIVING

MAINTOP AT SETTLERS RUN

PERFECT FAMILY LIVING - HUNT CLUB

(213324) Situated on a 1305m² block, this great sized family home comprising of 5 good sized bedrooms plus study, family room, rumpus room (all with WWC). Large kitchen with gas & electric cooking opening to meals area with Coonara, extending further onto a large entertaining pergola. Home also features ducted heating & 2 car accommodation.

(213292) 4 BR plus study home, WIR and full ensuite to master, kitchen with island bench 900mm gas cook top plus two separate ovens, comfortable family meals, outdoor alfresco area, separate lounge/theatre room rounds of the livings areas. Corner block (541 m² approx) allowing possible side/rear access to the landscaped yard, with a double car garage.

(213278)3 bedrooms with ensuite and WIR to master, comfortable meals/ family room and a separate formal lounge room. Up-to-date colour schemes with ducted heating and air con plus double glazed windows to all bedrooms. A great outdoor pergola/ patio entertaining zone opens out on to a nicely landscaped backyard for kids to play and lock up double garage.

CRANBOURNE

$349,000 CRANBOURNE

$289,950 CRANBOURNE

$497,500

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - SAVE $$$$

CHEAP AS CHIPS - GREAT FIRST HOME

OVER ½ ACRE & WALK TO ALL FACILITIES

(213114) Looks just like a California bungalow style, with color bond roof and so handy you can walk to all facilities & train station etc. Fantastic large and open plan design, 3 bedrooms, master with full ensuite and walk in robe, double build in robe to the other bedrooms. 386m² (approx) private block with double garage - you cannot go wrong - save on stamp duty.

(213320) Homes at this price are fast fading into history so don’t waste a second to inspect this. It’s got 3 large bedrooms, large lounge plus huge kitchen/dining area plus lots more. Set on a good size block (587m²) with plenty of access to rear. Situated within easy walking distance to shops, schools, public transport and Medical Centre.

(213327) 4 BRs plus study. Slate flooring, timber kitchen, gas cooking & dishwasher, split system. Allows for dependent relatives or teenagers to have their own self-contained part of the home. High clearance carport plus garage & workshop/gym area & another double carport. Circular driveway & room for giant shed/workshop, pool or even a tennis court!

CRANBOURNE WEST

$359,950 CRANBOURNE

$309,950 CRANBOURNE

$239,950

MOVE IN WITH NOTHING TO DO!

WALK TO SCHOOL, SHOPS & TRAIN STATION

CLEAN TIDY - 2 BEDROOM UNIT

(213325) 3 bedroom plus study home, WWC to all bedrooms. Master with WIR and ensuite all remaining bedrooms have double BIR. Two living areas leading out to neat and tidy gardens and pergola area. Freshly painted throughout & new blinds. Ducted heating, evap. cooling and double garage, 500m² plus block with vehicle access to rear of property!

(213310) Approx. 700m² block, with a proper wet room bathroom, generous sized lounge, floating timber floors, 3 bedrooms all with robes, gas heating and hot water, well-appointed kitchen with wall oven and gas cook top. Plus split system cooling and heating. Pergola area, 1 1/2 sized lock up garage behind lock fast gates with access to the block for a trailer.

(213115) Top unit in a top location, close to medical services, shops and train transport. It offers two bedrooms both with wardrobes, separate formal lounge, meals/kitchen area, all freshly painted, clean and tidy inside and out. Complete with single car garage and rear court yard. It is a great way to start your property ownership to live in or rent out.

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Sell your home with us this summer and receive a $500 Westfield Gift Voucher* Call us now on 9702 8388 for a free market appraisal *Conditions Apply

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Full of Potential!

Full of Sub-Division Potential!

A great opportunity for investors, first home buyers or developers with the potential of multiple units site (STCA) or the option to keep the existing four bedroom house and to build another one at the back. Previously approved plans (currently expired) are available to the purchaser. Currently tenanted with great return.

Ideal for investors and developers with potential of developing 3 units (STCA) or suit large home preliminary drawings prepared for 2 town houses and a single storey unit. Excellent level site of 752m2 approx. Existing home is currently rented with a high income, the tenant are happy to stay longer.

For Sale $339,000+ View Saturday 3:00 - 3:20pm Contact Rohullah 0423 649 553 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale Offers Invited Contact Rohullah 0423 649 553 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

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Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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Lyndhurst 24 Locky Grove

Cranbourne 20 Merrijig Avenue

Quality and Style From Start to Finish

Presentation Perfect with the Lot!

Four bedroom Simmonds home on a large 578m2 block, comprising of - formal lounge, hostess kitchen, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, rumpus room, double remote garage with internal access, and a bonus second alfresco area. Featured internally alarm system, two spilt systems, ceiling fans, ducted heating and much more.

Immaculate four bedroom with - spacious formal lounge room, kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast bar and plenty of cupboard space! Overlooking the separate family and meals area! Gas wall heater, split system cooling, alarm system, a double remote garage with rear roller access, solar panels, outdoor pergola, private backyard with garden shed and landscaped gardens.

For Sale $470,000+ View Saturday 2:30 - 2:50pm Contact Zed 0432 797 384 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $360,000+ View Saturday 30th November 1:40 - 2:00pm Contact Aren 0403 613 988 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

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Approx. 27 squares

This young and modern home has all the luxuries you will want. The home consists of 4 large bedroom, a formal lounge, hostess kitchen with island bench, family meals area, alfresco, remote double garage and lots more. The home is close to all amenities and will impress all buyers.

An large family home of approx. 27 squares at a fantastic price. The home offers 4 bedroom, an ensuite to the master, a formal lounge, large kitchen with separate family and meals area, an alfresco, remote double garage ducted heating and lots more, inspect now to make you families dreams come true.

For Sale $390,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 2.00 - 4.00pm & Monday 12:00 - 2:00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $395,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 3.00 - 4.00pm & Monday 12.00 - 2.00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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Buy now and receive $10,000

$10,000 grant on this home wow!

That’s right, the government is giving great savings to buy a new home so don’t wait and capitalize on this deal. This lovely home offers 4 bedrooms, the master with ensuite, a formal lounge which leads to the hostess kitchen and family meals area. The home has ducted heating, a remote double garage & landscaped gardens.

Buy this brand new home with all the extras included, what an awesome package. The home consists 4 bedrooms, a formal lounge and family meals area, double garage, landscaped gardens and lots more, close to all amenities as well.

For Sale $370,000 Plus View Saturday & Sunday 1.00 - 3.00pm & Monday 12.00 - 2.00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $380,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 2.00 - 3.00pm & Monday 12.00 - 2.00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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Family 4 bedder

This 3 bedroom home is priced to sell and offers all the luxuries you could imagine, the home consists of 2 living areas, a hostess kitchen, double garage with internal access, ducted heated, ensuite, alfresco and walking distance to schools, shops and parks. Photo for illustration purposes only.

This bright 4-Bedroom home that has 3 distinct living areas, that is made up of a large lounge room, family room and alfresco, which provides living galore for families or an outstanding home for the astute investor. The endless features included are double remote garage, internal access and ducted heating.

For Sale $330,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 1.00 - 2.00pm & Monday 12.00 - 2.00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $370,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 2.00 - 3.00pm & Monday 12.00 - 2.00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

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3 bedrooms

A great place to start a family is with this 3 bedroom family home, located minutes to all amenities, such as schools, shops and public transport. The home has a hostess kitchen, family meals area, ducted heating, remote garage, landscaped gardens and lots more, inspect now. Photo for illustration purposes only.

This open and bright 3-Bedroom home has a family room and a single garage. The meals area is adjacent to the kitchen that is well equipped with lots of cupboard space. Photo for illustration purposes only.

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For Sale $290,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 1.00 - 2.00pm & Monday 12.00 - 2.00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $290,000 Plus Buyers View Saturday & Sunday 12.00 - 1.00pm & Monday 12.00 - 2.00pm Contact Tim 0411 989 344 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

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IT’S A REAL STEAL RENOVATED and well-maintained, this spacious three-bedroom split-level home will be a steal. Within a short walk of the foreshore and close to a park. This two-storey home has been altered to accommodate the extended family or parents’ retreat with separate living downstairs and up. There is a lovely new Black Butt 2.4 metre deck. Upstairs you will find two other bedrooms, a living area with reverse cycle air-conditioning, a super large bathroom, separate toilet, and updated kitchen including new stove. The property is pet friendly with fences and a chicken run. This home is a real gem; it also offers well sheltered under-house parking for two vehicles. Minutes’ walk to kids’ playground and public transport. One and a half hours from

PIONEER BAY

Melbourne’s suburbs, and 25 minutes to the many pleasures offered by Phillip Island. An exciting opportunity for an astute buyer.

39 Daisy Avenue Inspect: Saturdays, 2.30pm-3pm or by appointment Price: Suit $240,000 plus buyers Auction: Saturday, 7 December, 2pm Contact: Lynn Pendergast, 0458 780 023 ALEX SCOTT AND STAFF, GRANTVILLE, 5678 8700

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"Work From Home" - Entertainers Delight Beautifully presented with many notable classy appointments throughout, including a separate theatre room complete with giant screen and projector for cinema buffs, plus an enormous undercover outdoor entertainment area which will easily cater for the biggest of gatherings. Tasteful décor and fittings are highlighted from beginning to end with further inclusions of note being walk in robe and ensuite, lovely modern chef quarters, generous family/meals area plus outside a double remote garage with rear yard access allows for secure lock away parking and multiple storage options.

Only minutes walk to Hampton Park Primary school, local shop, public transport and freeway access is this great 3 bedroom home. Set in a quite court location, the home consists of a spacious lounge plus kitchen meals area. Additional features include master bedroom with semi-ensuite and BIR’S, gas heating, ceiling fans, down lighting and off street parking currently allows for 4 vehicles plus. This property would ideally suit first home buyers or the astute investor.

For Sale Price Guide $385,000-$400,000 View By Appointment/ Contact Sid Sethi 0402 627 723

Public Auction – Saturday 14th December at 12pm on site

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SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME

THIS expansive home boasts five bedrooms plus three living areas comprising a spacious formal lounge and formal dining area with feature ceiling plus a separate family and meals area overlooking the hostess kitchen with dishwasher. The third living area could be used as a rumpus room. The master bedroom has a full ensuite and walk-in robe, three bedrooms come with built-in robes and the fifth could make

way for a study/home office. There is also a central bathroom, toilet and laundry. Features include quality curtains, ducted heating and a double remote garage with rear roller door access to the brand new concrete paved entertaining area and backyard. It is located a short walk from Narre Warren South P-12 College and Amberly Park Shopping Centre.

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3 1 2 Cranbourne 4 Sharpe Street Auction - Development Opportunity Next To Train Station For developers it has the benefit of two cross over´s enabling for the opportunity side by side two unit development (S.T.C.A). The existing home 3 bedroom home presents an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers or investors seeking the potential of high returns. For Sale Auction 12:00pm 21/12/2013 Price Guide $270,000 View Saturday 12:00pm ljhooker.com.au Contact Adam Gill 0407 456 888 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

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Hampton Park 47 Cumberland Chase Perfect Starter

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Well Positioned in a prime, quite location close to central park primary school, Hampton park shops and public transport, this 3 bedroom home represents as a perfect first home or as a great opportunity for the budget conscious investor. Situated on a generous allotment of 465 square meters. For Sale Price Guide $285,000-$305,000 View By Appointment ljhooker.com.au Contact Sid Sethi 0402 627 723 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

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Cranbourne West 5 Knowing Close Nest Or Invest!

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An ideal first home or an investment in a quite court location in Cranbourne West is now on the market. Situated on a generous allotment of 470 square meters approximately this three bedroom home is within a walking distance to schools, shops and public transport. For Sale Price Guide REDUCED $300,000-$310,000 View By Appoinment ljhooker.com.au Contact Sid Sethi 0402 627 723 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

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4 Cranbourne West 16 Neptune Place Red Hot Value - 4 Bedder

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This meticulously presented, 4 bedroom family home offers a formal lounge/dining room with wood heating and split system air conditioning, modern kitchen with a dishwasher and a meals area overlooking the family room with a b.i bar and leads outside to the large paved pergola and beautiful rear gardens. For Sale Price Guide Buyers Over $330,000 View Saturday 1:30pm ljhooker.com.au Contact Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

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3 2 2 Cranbourne 6 Luxor Court "Work From Home" - Entertainers Delight

5 2 2 Cranbourne 60 Cherryhills Drive Quarter Acre Block, 4 Bedroom And Study

5 2 2 Clyde North 56 Selandra Boulevard Massive Ultra Modern Living - 5 Bedrooms

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This 3 bedroom property is beautifully presented with many notable classy appointments throughout, including a separate theatre room complete with giant screen and projector for cinema buffs, plus an enormous undercover outdoor entertainment area which will easily cater for the biggest of gatherings. For Sale Price Guide $385,000-$400,000 View By Appointment ljhooker.com.au Contact Sid Sethi 0402 627 723 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

Surrounded by prestigious homes in the Brookland Greens Estate on a large allotment of 1000m2, this gorgeous 4 bedroom and study family home with a double garage is a certain stand out. Features include formal lounge and dining, modern kitchen with dishwasher, in ground pool , ducted heating, great yard with plenty of side access. For Sale Price Guide Buyers Over $490,000 View Saturday 12:30pm ljhooker.com.au Contact Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

This 2 year young, 5 bedroom family home offers the best in large modern living. There is a fantastic TV or play room that is central to the children’s bedrooms which are all large and a monstrous 5th bedroom can also double as a third and formal living room if need be. Why buy new, when it’s already all done, come see for yourself. For Sale Price Guide $449,950 View Saturday 2:30pm ljhooker.com.au Contact Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

This modern 4 bedroom family home with study oozes class with spacious 9 ft ceilings & modern toning’s, open plan indoor/outdoor entertaining, formal lounge room, separate tiled family room, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, porcelin tiles, dining area that extends out onto the alfresco, plus private inground pool. For Sale Price Guide Price on application. View Saturday 1:00pm ljhooker.com.au Contact Adam Gill 0407 456 888 LJ Hooker Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street

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Clyde Primary School students with their new jumpers, with Lenny Hayes from the St Kilda Football Club.

PASADENA LENDS A HAND

Cranbourne West 83 Fairhaven Boulevard **THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS PRESENT** DISPLAY LIKE PRESENTATION WITH GREAT ENTERTAINING! Set amidst an amenity filled location sits this fine example of spacious family living. With a functional, open floor plan this quality home has all of the create comforts one would require! There are 3 large bedrooms, the master providing a FES and WIR. Bedrooms 2 and 3, both with mirrored sliding robes, are in close proximity to the family bathroom with separate bath/shower facilities. The hostess kitchen is surely one of the main focal points and is complete with sufficient cupboard/bench space and quality stainless steel appliances including a 4-burner hot plate, rangehood, wall oven plus a dishwasher. All this and a whole lot more with a separate dining area adjacent! For entertaining there are 2 separate living zones, one with direct external sliding door access leading to the under-roofline alfresco. Adjoining this is the oversized concreted pergola, the ideal place for Summer time entertaining Added internal extras include multiple feature walls, ducted heating plus evaporative cooling. Not to mention the downlights throughout and the security alarm system!, Complete with extensive paving, a garden shed and 3 brand new electric roller shutters. Step outside and be greeted by a modern facade and a picturesque, low maintenance front yard with established landscaping. The widened driveway caters from those requiring extra parking space whilst there is secure internal access and bonus rear roller door access from the remote 2-panel DLUG. Within a location second to none the property is directly opposite to open parkland and is literally moments to public transport, childcare facilities, public/private schooling, medical centres and local shops!

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View By Appointment / As Advertised Agent Paul Ringeri 0412 364 893 | 5990 9513 | paul.ringeri@raywhite.com

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VILLAWOOD Properties is an avid supporter of the local community, community groups, sporting teams, schools and other local groups. Over the past few months, the team at Villawood’s Pasadena community has been very busy with a number of key community projects at Clyde Primary School. Villawood Properties Executive Director Tony Johnson, said that with a number of current Pasadena residents with children at the school and a high number of future residents planning to attend Clyde Primary School, his team was only too happy to help out. “This year we partnered with Clyde Primary School to complete some muchneeded landscaping works and supplied the school with some brand-new football jumpers for the kids. “The works done at the school involved the removal of old paving and the concrete edging to the outdoor seating area at the rear of the school. We also installed some fresh timber edging and pine bark. “Some of the pavers in the area had been there for so many years that the tree roots had started to raise them, making it a trip hazard to some of the children. “We knew straight away that this was a priority item for the school and were more than happy to step in and undertake the

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works for them. “And what school would be complete without its own footy jumpers. “The school had wanted these for a long time and at Villawood, we are all about encouraging active, healthy lifestyles, so we were more than happy to get on board and provide the school with the jumpers.” Clyde Primary School Assistant Principal Nick Schneider said the school was thrilled with the support that Villawood had provided. “What was previously an unsightly area for kids to play in, is now a revived and pleasant play space. Now our students can utilise this play area again and know that it’s a safe environment. “We have a lot of up and coming future footy players at the school and it makes it that much more exciting to be able to wear real footy jumpers. The students are thrilled and now they really feel like a proper team when they run out onto the field to play a game. “We are so appreciative of the support that Villawood Properties has provided to our school and we look forward to a longstanding partnership with the team.” For more information on Pasadena Clyde call into the sales office and see Nabil at the corner of Berwick-Cranbourne Road and Pasadena Boulevard, Clyde.

Price Guide Buyers Over $490,000 Auction 7th December 2013 12.00pm Inspection Saturday 7th December 2013 11.40am - 12.00pm Thomas Aloysius 0433 019 756 thomas.aloysius@raywhite.com

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SANDHURST 10 Chichester Close

HAMPTON PARK 9/20-22 Somerville Road

Under Instructions From The Mortgagee Here´s an opportunity to secure one of the few remaining blocks in the prestigious Sandhurst estate. Situated in a quiet court location opposite the park the block is approximately. 435sqm with a 14 metre frontage. The Sandhurst estate offers an enviable lifestyle with 2 championship golf courses, easy access to Eastlink, locals shopping and a short drive to Bayside beaches. Saturday 21st December at 11.30am Terms 10% Deposit Balance 30 days

CENTRAL 2 STOREY TOWN HOUSE This very central town house features: 3 large bedrooms with BIR, large open plan living/dining area, renovated bathroom, 2 updated toilets, brand new large kitchen & single garage. Extras include ducted heating & cooling, nearly new carpet throughout, tiled front & rear entertaining areas, new HWS & central swimming pool.

INSPECT By Appointment Photo ID required

PRICE GUIDE $290,000 - $310,000 INSPECT Saturday 2.00pm - 2.30pm Photo ID required

Stan Coolegem 0418 580 399

Violet Ross 0402 284 267

HAMPTON PARK 63 Justin Circuit

HAMPTON PARK 45 Meredith Crescent

Perfect Location, Perfect Presentation & Views With polished floorboards and freshly painted this 3 bedroom home with two large living areas is perfectly presented and if that was not enough the elevated block provides views of the surrounding area and wetlands. There is also a large backyard and double carport plus garden shed as well as ducted heating and cooling to complete the picture.

Time to Enter the Market Whether you are a first home buyer or investor, this is your perfect opportunity to enter the market. With three bedrooms and two living areas as well as a large pergola and plenty of backyard, this property deserves your attention. Located within walking distance to both Coral Park and Kilberry Valley Primary School and with a bus stop around the corner.

PRICE GUIDE $320,000 - $350,000 INSPECT Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm Photo ID required

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HAMPTON PARK 26 Cumberland Chase

HAMPTON PARK 22 Tyalla Court

The Perfect Family Home! Brilliantly positioned on an elevated block consisting of 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 toilets, 2 Separate living areas, open plan kitchen with gas appliances as well sliding door access to a fully covered entertaining area perfect for those summer BBQ’s. For your comfort there is also ducted heating and cooling.

Affordable Family Home The home comprises three bedrooms with BIR, large living areas, as new kitchen and bathroom as well as an undercover entertaining area, a double carport and a garden shed. It is freshly painted with new carpets, gas wall heating, air conditioner and sunblinds for your comfort.

PRICE GUIDE $320,000 - $350,000 INSPECT Saturday 12.00pm - 12.30pm Photo ID required

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Stan Coolegem

Mark Sewell

Babu Kumar

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Tony Sullivan

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PRICE GUIDE $290,000 - $330,000 INSPECT Saturday 11.00am - 11.30am Photo ID required

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Deon Pollard

Violet Ross

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CRANBOURNE

PRIME FREEHOLD OPPORTUNITY

$439,000 + GST

SPECIAL LOCATION Julie McGarry Licensed Estate Agent

Danny Edebohls Property Sales (03) 51 27 2000

0498 999 948

www.dannyedebohlspropertysales.com.au

1110541-EP49-13

* Situated in the fast growing industrial area of town * Corner block (approx 1150m2) access to front and rear yards * Showroom/reception area plus staff room facilities * Mezzanine offices (approx. 60m2) overlooking factory floor space * Double walling at front, internal roller doors and separate workroom * All services connected, triple interceptor waste disposal system, 3 phase power * Total floor space is 410m2, concrete floor, mostly lined * Option of current owner to lease back or run your own business 1 Della Torre Rd Moe Web ID: 115545115

CRANBOURNE East is on offer here with this quality family home in a special location overlooking pleasant parklands. Offering three spacious bedrooms with full ensuite and walk-in robe to master, modern clean kitchen with island bench and stainless steel cookware adjoining a comfortable meals/ family room and a separate formal lounge room. Presented beautifully in up-to-date colour schemes with ducted heating and air-

conditioning plus double-glazed windows to all bedrooms. A great outdoor pergola/ patio entertaining zone opens out onto a nicely landscaped backyard for kids to safely play and the double garage locks up your cars and tools. Situated in the prestigious Hunt Club estate close to schools, childcare and parklands, this is an excellent opportunity for your family to explore.

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OPEN HOMES

south eastern

CRANBOURNE EDITION

Hampton Park

22 Tyalla Court

Sat 11.00am -11.30am

Cranbourne

2/6-8 Murray Court

Sat 11:30 - 12:00pm

Sat 11.30am -12.00pm

Hampton Park

26 Cumberland Chase

Sat 12.00pm -12.30pm

Botanic Ridge

4 Tingara Drive

Sat 12:00 - 12:30pm

Hampton Park

63 Justin Circuit

Sat 1.00pm -1.30pm

Cranbourne

13 Bourke Road

Sat 12:30 - 1:00pm

50 Apple Berry Avenue

Sat 1:00 - 1:30pm

BARRY PLANT, CRANBOURNE - 5996 1666 Juction Village

81 Lyrebird Drive Carrum Downs

Cranbourne

9 Bellarine Drive Cranbourne

Sat 12.00pm -12.30pm

Hampton Park

36 Marilyn Drive Cranbourne

Sat 1.00pm -1.30pm

Hampton Park

21 Wren Street

Sat 1.00pm -1.30pm

Langwarrin

Hampton Park

5 Stevenson Road, Cranbourne

Sat 1.00pm -1.30pm

Cranbourne

3 kent Court

Sat 12.00pm -12.30pm

Cranbourne East

4 Fetlcok Lane

Sat 2:00 - 2:30pm

Hampton Park

25 Elwick Street Clyde North

Sat 2.00pm -2.30pm

Hampton Park

4 Libby Court

Sat 11.00am -11.30am

Cranbourne East

24 Emmergreen Retreat

Sat 3:00 - 3:30pm

93 Georgette Crescent

Sat 11.00am -11.30am

LJ HOOKER, CRANBOURNE – 5996 4777

Lynbrook

2/115 Centre Road Langwarrin

Sat 12.00pm -12.30pm

Endeavour Hills

Hampton Park

1/37 Hotham street cranbourne

Sat 1.00pm -1.30pm

HARVEST REALTY, HAMPTON PARK - 8787 8498

Clyde North

56 Selandra Boulevard

Hampton Park

34 hunt Club Boulevard Cranbourne

Sat 11.30am -11.30am

Lynbrook

16 Kingsfield Crescent

1:00 - 1:30 pm

Cranbourne

60 Cherryhills Drive

Saturday 12.30-1.00pm

Hampton Park

3 Parkland Avenue

11:00 - 11:30 am

Cranbourne West

16 Neptune Place

Saturday 1.30-2.00pm

BARRY PLANT, HAMPTON PARK - 8787 8755

Saturday 2.30-3.00pm

Juction Village

1 Jennifer Street

Sat 2.00pm -2.30pm

Hampton Park

12 Warana Drive

2:00 - 2:30 pm

Cranbourne

4 Sharpe Street

Saturday 12.00-12.30pm

Cranbourne

42 Everlasting Blvd

Sat 1.00pm -1.30pm

Hampton Park

52 Robjant Street

11:00 - 11:30 am

Botanic Ridge

39 Waterhouse Way

Saturday 1.00-1.30pm

Hampton Park

23A Winnima Avenue

Sat 12.00pm -12.30pm

Hampton Park

71 The Parkway

12:00 - 12:30 pm

RAY WHITE, CRANBOURNE - 5995 2003

Hampton Park

45 Meredith Crescent

Sat 1.00pm -1.30pm

Hampton Park

1/7 King David Court

1:00 - 1:30 pm

Devon Meadows

78 Craig Road

Sat 10:40 - 11:00am

Hampton Park

4 The Ridge

Sat 2.00pm -2.30pm

HODGES, CRANBOURNE – 5996 5993

Cranbourne West

83 Fairhaven Boulevard

Sat 10:40 - 11:00am

Hampton Park

9/20-22 Somerville Road

Sat 2.00pm -2.30pm

Cranbourne North

29 Sussex Avenue

Thurs 5:00 - 5:30pm

Botanic Ridge

43 Callista Street

Sat 11:40 - 12:00pm

Cranbourne

1 Terrance Drive

Sat 11.00am -11.30am

Carrum Downs

11 Capella Place

Sat 10:00 - 10:30am

Pakenham

53 Victory Drive

Sat 12:00 - 12:20pm

Hampton Park

37 Somerville Road

Sat 12.00pm -12.30pm

Cranbourne North

29 Sussex Avenue

Sat 11:00 - 11:30am

Lyndhurst

8 Honeybark Crescent

Sat 1:40 - 2:00pm 1110155-EP49-13

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$350,000+

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HAMPTON PARK Buyers Over $290,000

HAMPTON PARK

POA

3 Parkland Avenue

52 Robjant Street

1/7 King David Court

12 Warana Drive

One of Hampton Park´s smart investments is now on offer. Desirably situated in a great location minutes to schools, public transport, parks and shops, this property offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, living and kitchen areas, double lock up garage, air conditioning, ducted heating, decking, pergola and landscaping. It´s a smart to invest in real estate. Call the agent now to enquire. Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, completed with a living area, family lounge, kitchen with meals area, garden shed, gas heating and double carport. Within walking distance to shops, schools, banks, medical centre, public transport, train station and easy access to the freeway is where you find this lovely family home. Don´t delay, call now for an inspection!

Located in desirable location and just an easy stroll to Hampton Park Shopping Square, Hampton Park Secondary College, medical centres, banks, post office, child care centres and public transport, this ideal investment offers 3 bedrooms, 2 separate living zones, semi-ensuite bathroom, new timber floors, new kitchen unit, and double carport. Call today for enquires!

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, double carport, living, kitchen and dining areas, gas heating, built in wardrobe, decking and pergola for outdoor entertainment area. Located within minutes to shops, preschool/maternal centre, parks, medical centres, school and transport facilities, this home is Absolutely worth buying!

Travis Chong 0433 409 764

Marcelino Salazar 0431 400 889

Vincent Djuang 0411 363 322

LYNBROOK Buyers over $550,000

LYNBROOK

$600,000+

This prestige 4 bedroom double story house offers 3 toilets, 2 bathrooms with a spa ensuite & WIR to master bedroom, a study, rumpus, double lock up remote garage, kitchen equipped with quality appliances, carpet, extensive quality floor tiling, down lights, ducted heating, cooling & vacuuming system. All this with strong emphasis on safety and security with an extra kitchen in the garage. Put an offer now, you won´t be disappointed!

4 large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 4 toilets, a study, formal lounge, rumpus, formal dining, an attractive kitchen with stainless steel appliances and double remote garage with panel door and rolling door to backyard. It´s truly an undeniably great opportunity with Lynbrook Village, school, and freeway access around the corner. Call us today to secure this home!

Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

Marcelino Salazar 0431 400 889

PAKENHAM

$310,000

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, living room plus a kitchen with stainless steel appliances and meals area, double panel remote control garage with internal access, evaporative cooling, ducted heating, letterbox, blinds and basic landscaping. Located close to public transport, Princes Highway and within minutes to Pakenham train station, shops, and Pakenham Hills Primary School, this property will not last long. Call us today for an inspection! Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

CRANBOURNE EAST $450,000+

DANDENONG From $275,000

These luxurious one and two bedroom apartments offer options that are superbly fitted out with a stunning interior

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, an inviting living room, adjoining kitchen with meals area and double garage, ducted

Offering comfort and convenience, Ann Residence boasts

heating, evaporative cooling, alarm system, dishwasher and

kitchen and lounge areas, air conditioning and heating,

built in robes. Located just minutes away from school,

Caesar stone bench top and stainless steel kitchen Vincent Djuang 0411 363 322

$369,000

$370,000

design that compliments the landmark external design.

appliances. Contact the agent now for more details.

DOVETON

HAMPTON PARK

LYNBROOK

shopping facilities, and other amenities. Mars Salazar 0431 400 889

$500,000+

HAMPTON PARK

POA

With 17.98sq of living space this outstanding family

16 Kingsfield Crescent

750m2 block. 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 2 toilet and single

accommodation comprises 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3

4 bedrooms, master with double WIR, rumpus room, 2

carport brick veneered home comes complete with plans and

toilets, contemporary open plan kitchen with meals area,

bathrooms, 2 toilets, family, kitchen and dining areas, double

formal lounge, single garage with internal access to the main home, ducted heating, dishwasher, stainless steel appliances

lock up garage with remote control and internal access, ducted heating, split AirConditioning system, fully fenced, tiled and carpeted. Call now to secure this property before

and water tank.

you miss it

Marcelino Salazar 0431 400 889

Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

LYNBROOK

From $290,000

HAMPTON PARK

permits for another 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse each with separate titles. Within walking distance to Hallam station, shops and schools. Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

$300,000+

LAND FOR SALE Lot 33 Bridge Road, Officer (552m2)

$170,000+

Lot 1420 Mickleham Drive, Cranbourne (465m2)

$ 250,000

Lot 47 Speranza Place Lynbrook (802m2)

$ 460,000

Lot 332 Buller Avenue, Clyde (448m2)

$ 242,500

270 Duncans Rd, Werribee South (10.7 acres)

Size of land aprox. 512m2, 4 bedrooms, master with full ensuite and walk in robe, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, living and dining areas, open plan meals area, double remote control garage with internal access, evaporative cooling, ducted heating, 2.7m high ceilings, 2 kitchens. Located close to Cranbourne Botanical gardens, Casey Central Shopping Centre, public transport, schools and Casey fields.

A vibrant new community in Lynbrook´s prestigious area with local amenities including neighborhood shops, schools, a lake, and parklands. The apartments come with modern kitchen with Caesar stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances, cooling and heating systems, fly screen to all windows, basic landscaping and high quality finishing. Call now for further details.

Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

Travis Chong 0433 409 764

22 Enterprise Avenue, HAMPTON PARK

71 The Parkway

Lot 34 Bridge Road, Officer (497m2)

$170,000+

Lot 46 Cyan Crescent, Officer (444m2)

$ 170,000+

46 Ethereal Way Sandhurst (519m2)

$ 260,000

Lot 10 Willung Road, Rosedale (5 acres)

$ 150,000 $ 168,000

A family and living area with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 toilet,

Lot 1416 Fallingwater Drive, Pakenham (370m2)

a kitchen, double garage, gas heating, spacious backyard,

Vincent Djuang 0411 363 322

eco friendly water tank and pergola. Located close to public

Mars Salazar 0431 400 889

transport, schools and local amenities.

Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

Travis Chong 0433 409 764

www.harvestrealty.com.au

$ 2,700,000

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ENCHANTING BLUESTONE HOME Inspect: By appointment Price: Reduction to $895,000 Contact: HARCOURTS, WARRAGUL, 5622 3333 /:3FA1=BB 1=; /C

39 DAISY AVENUE, PIONEER BAY

50 KALLAY DRIVE, PIONEER BAY

Warragul 9 Logan Street Neatly presented 3 B/R home on a 700m2 allotment. Featuring gas heater & A/C, timber floor boards & a sunroom/ study. Outside offers a single carport, 6.7m x 5.6m shed, outdoor entertaining area & side access. For Sale $269,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VHW4547 Open Saturday 10:30-11am Brendon Van Eyk P 03 5622 3333 M 0439 973 310 E brendon.vaneyk@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Warragul

BARGAIN BY THE BAY

HOME BY THE BAY

Needing to sell and located to please! This hardy plank property is only a very short walk to the foreshore at Pioneer Bay, only twenty minutes to Cranbourne, forty to Pakenham and set in a sleepy little hollow that time has almost forgotten! The home has three bedrooms, a sunroom and spacious lounge area with open plan kitchen. There is a two way bathroom or semi ensuite and loads of room in the garden with a garden shed plus a carport. Suit $170,000 plus buyers.

Within a short walk to the foreshore and close to a park! This two story home has been altered to accommodate the extended family or parents retreat with separate living downstairs and up. There is a lovely new Black Butt 2.4 m deck. Upstairs you will find two other bedrooms, living area with r/c air conditioning, a super large bathroom, separate toilet, updated kitchen including new stove. The property is pet friendly with fences and a chicken run. Suit $240,000 plus buyers.

ADDRESS: 29 Bass Horizon Prom, Coronet Bay AUCTION: Auction: Saturday 25th January 2.30 pm AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023 1109557-EP49-13

ADDRESS: 39 Daisy Avenue, Pioneer Bay AUCTION: Saturday 25th January at 2pm AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023

Grantville - 5678 8433 1505 Bass Highway Email: sales@alexscott.com.au

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LoW MaiNTeNaNCe, 4 BedrooMs, LoCaTioN & sHed! $340,000 pLUs BUYers Conveniently located just a short walk to St Josephs or Marist Sion schools, parkland, milk bar & more this 4 BR, Brick Veneer home is ideal for families or would as easily be convenient and carefree living for retirees. The kitchen is spacious, the back yard fully enclosed and the pergola beautifully lined with colourful roses in bloom. The home is spacious and all bedrooms include robes while the Master has a walk in robe & full ensuite. Ducted heating, ducted vac & R/C split system are convenient as is the internal access from the double garage. The newly built “man shed” is a big plus and will serve most any purpose you have in mind.

internet id: wg3372 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

5622 3800 Cnr smith & Queen st, Warragul www.sej.com.au

siMpLiCiTY & eXCeLLeNCe eXUde $590,000 pLUs BUYers

3 Acres and views over hundreds more! A homestead full of tradition boasting the spoil of magniicent extensions and thorough renovation! As your new lifestyle to enjoy or as the perfect weekender you always dreamed of owning this property is certain to please. From the colourful gardens to the leadlight features and traditional entrance hall the old world charm is ever so welcoming. The home includes high ceilings with ornate features, 3 open ire places with stunning mantle surrounds the original exposed brick chimney and of course a perfect outlook from every window. The master suite upstairs includes claw foot bath in the ensuite and balconies both north and south. The land is easy, the location admirable and the entire package... just perfect.

internet id: wg3369 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

5622 3800 Cnr smith & Queen st, Warragul www.sej.com.au

A unique opportunity to purchase a very picturesque property (2 titles) with incredible views. Approx 60% cleared, highly fertile ‘chocolate’ soils, 4 creeks plus dams. Huge dam set amidst forest area with ‘Lake house’ (needing some repairs). 4 main sheds plus stock yards. Residence is an ~1980 brick home of 32sqs living. a property requiring some work to restore to its former glory but could again be a district show place property. iN CoNJUNCTioN WiTH saLLY J reaL esTaTe 1109905-RC49-13

Inspect from 10am Sale Day or inspect by appointment prior Ph. Graham Fairweather 0418 329 608 Terms – 10% deposit balance 60 days

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2335 Old Sale Road, Shady Creek

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PERCHED high on a hillside in a quiet pocket of beautiful Gippsland, far from the rigours of city life, is this private 10-acre retreat with a grand bluestone residence and million dollar alpine view. The home was built with bluestone from the local quarry and this is the first time it has been offered for sale. The architecturally designed residence with northerly aspect includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a sunken lounge with open fireplace, Baltic pine lining that provides warmth to the rooms, spacious timber kitchen with walk-in pantry, and a feature deep spa room with floor to ceiling windows taking in the unspoilt panoramas. The bluestone theme spills outside with extensive paved entertaining areas, paths and retaining walls, that all play their role in the enchanted garden setting where only the sounds of nature pervade the silence and privacy. A separate bluestone cottage with timber bar and fireplace currently provides for an exclusive billiards room, while a double garage with workshop allows for car accommodation. Solar power, excellent water facilities including a dam, shelter for livestock, a concrete circular drive and sweeping rear verandah, all help


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MODERN INTERIOR, PLUS VIEWS THIS stylish townhouse with a modern interior is perfect for the downsizer, first home buyer or investor. It offers fantastic low-maintenance living comprising: front lounge/theatre room, well-equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, family/ meals area, laundry including a laundry chute, powder room, paved courtyard with huge pitched roof pergola and single garage with internal and rear access. Upstairs offers a central bathroom, three good-sized bedrooms, full ensuite, walkin robe and balcony with views to master. Features include ducted heating, hard timber floors, split-system cooling, both upstairs and downstairs. This is a great location, central to all that is needed.

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ENJOY this well-maintained free-standing home with low-maintenance gardens. BOASTING three bedrooms plus study, two toilets, two bathrooms, formal dining and family room, spacious kitchen with meals area, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, alarm, high ceilings, downlights and double garage with remote control and internal access. At the rear you will find a pergola and large shed for all your storage needs. Within walking distance of St Kevin’s Primary School and Hampton Park Secondary College, close to parks and public transport. This one is not to be missed.

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THIS home has endless potential, being a sixbedroom, three-bathroom family home. It could also be used as a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a separate, granny flat teenage retreat, consisting of two bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchenette. Set in the Hunt Club Estate, this home offers three large-size living areas and a fourth living study or even make it into a seventh bedroom. Features include a huge master bedroom with his and hers walk-through robes, ensuite with double shower and separate toilet. All other five bedrooms have built-in robes. The central kitchen features an island bench breakfast bar with stainless steel appliances, a 900mm gas stove, dishwasher and walk-in pantry. There’s a separate formal lounge, two large open living areas, a dining area and a fourth living or study room. Gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout, flyscreens to all windows and doors. Large undercover entertainment area, with power, ceiling fans and a built-in bar, two garden sheds, 6000-litre water tank connected to the toilet, and 3.5-kilowatt solar upgradable panels. A cattery extending along one side of the house could also be used for other pets, such as chickens. The three- car carport is behind double gates, plus up to four more off-street parking.

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SECURITY AND LIFESTYLE LOCATED in the exclusive Heritage Springs gated community is this immaculately presented two bedroom freestanding villa. The master bedroom has a full ensuite and walk-in wardrobe while the second bedroom has built-in wardrobes. The hostess kitchen is equipped with quality European appliances including gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher. The open plan living area features a tiled meals area and a carpeted lounge with nine foot ceilings. Timber French doors open out to an enclosed pergola with retractable blinds and overlooking a low maintenance cottage garden. Other features include double car garage with remote controlled door with internal access, ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, quality window furnishings and plenty of storage.

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The Tooradin Primary School choir will perform at the Christmas on the Foreshore event again this year.

It’s the best night out - foreshore SET the festive season off with a bang at the Christmas on the Foreshore event in Tooradin this month. Held by the Tooradin Foreshore Committee of Management, the 16th annual event attracts thousands of people each year to celebrate Christmas in style. The highlight of the event, to be held on Friday 13 December, is a huge fireworks display at the end of the night, which usually goes off with a bang about 9.30pm. There is plenty to keep the whole family entertained before then with with a number of performers to take to the main stage including the Tooradin Primary School choir, children’s entertainer Bethany Fisher, Jam Tarts Trio, Natasha Anderson, Jessica Jade and Will Maestro. There will also be free face painting, a giant slide and other children’s rides. The night would not be complete with a visit from Santa, who will be sure to put a smile of the children’s faces. People can either bring their own

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Brittany Diss and Janette Marshall enjoyed the event in 2011. food and drinks, but there will be food outlets run by local sporting clubs available to purchase dinner from. Casey residents are being urged to come along and enjoy the fun, which

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Karora is cashing in By BRIDGET COOK A CANNONS Creek business has been awarded a grant to explore new technology to cater to a market need. Hastings MP Neale Burgess announced last week that specialty construction company Karora Living had been awarded a Technology Development voucher worth $50,000 as part of a State Government’s program. Mr Burgess said the award would enable Karora Living to work with Planet Innovation to create an affordable integrated air-conditioning and ventilation system. “Developing this new integrated air-conditioning system could enhance or replace traditional wall mounted split system units,” he said. “The new unit will have the intelligence to prioritise the use of fresh air, manage indoor air temperature and dramatically

improve indoor air quality while maximising energy efficiency.” John Edgley, from Karora Living, said his company was constantly seeking commercially viable ways to make long-term sustainable solutions available to everyone at an affordable price. “There is no technical reason why a net-zero energy home that’s safe, healthy and smart isn’t available today to your average home buyer,” he said. “This voucher is a huge help to continue that work and keep the focus on building the business right here in Victoria.” Planet Innovation managing director Stuart Elliot thanked the State Government for the support. “Planet Innovation welcomes the support of the State Government for ventures like this that are commercially focused and draw on Victorian companies to innovate and de-

liver products that fill a market need,” he said. Minister for Technology Gordon Rich-Phillips said the program supported projects that involved the development of new technology or explored the application of existing technologies in innovative or novel ways. “The Technology Development vouchers provide muchneeded support for companies to develop, adapt or adopt new products and processes using industrial biotechnology, small technologies or advanced information and communication technology,” he said. “This is a responsive funding model to drive the use of cutting-edge technologies, enabling Victoria’s companies to compete in today’s global economy.” For more information on the program visit www.business. vic.gov.au/tvp.

Class cinema out to set the golden standard THE gold standard in cinema experiences has come to Fountain Gate. Casey Mayor Geoff Ablett opened the cinemas on 21 November and said the new Village Gold Class Cinemas at Westfield Fountain Gate will be a welcome addition to the Casey community. The centre is also set to open a 419-seat Vmax cinema in the near future. Pictured are Melbourne Heart player Tando Velaphi, Westfield Fountain Gate Centre Manager Charlie Rimmer, Casey mayor Geoff Ablett, deputy mayor Amanda Stapledon and Melbourne Heart player Andrew Redmayne.

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Mark Winterbottom, pictured, is still firmly in contention for this year’s V8 Supercars crown. He stopped by Cranbourne’s Freeway Ford dealership recently to meet employees and a host of Casey area race fans.

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FORD Performance Racing’s quartet of drivers enjoyed strong local support when they visited Freeway Ford in Cranbourne recently in the leadup to the Phillip Island round of the V8 Supercars Championship. More than 100 diehard fans greeted Ford’s four official drivers - two of which are championship contenders - and spent an hour chatting with them and getting an autograph or two from their heroes. The visit led to a successful weekend for the team, with Alex Davison and this year’s Bathurst 1000 winner Mark Winterbottom both recording podium finishes. Winterbottom is still in with a shot at this year’s championship title. He heads into this weekend’s season-ending Sydney 500 124 points behind series leader Jamie Whincup (2815 points) and 20 behind Craig Lowndes (2795). “When we make appearances at Ford dealerships, we know we are going to be greeted by our most passionate fans,” Winterbottom said. “Our trip to Freeway Ford was no different and as we only get down to the south-east once a year the turnout is always good. “It’s great to get that extra bit of motivation from our fans ahead of each event.”


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layered paper all add up. Couples can keep it simple or add trinkets themselves. Hiring a self-drive vehicle or using a friend’s car can save money on transport. Bridesmaid gowns are cheaper from department or fashion stores than bridal shops. Buying an ex-rental or second-hand wedding dress, checking out samples sales, hiring a dress, or buying a dress online can all make savings on the all-important gown. Free ceremony locations include public parks and gardens, beaches, a friend’s house or your own home.

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The shape of things to come NOW is the time to look and plan your ‘future’ health program. Not everyone loves to exercise or eat healthy all the time but getting a balance is very important. Motivation is usually the biggest hurdle. If those who want to get healthy were to find a support team or person to be their mentor and put a health plan in place they will see results happen. Over the past seven years, the Contours Narre Warren South team has helped women from 13 to 80

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other alternative. Wrist corsages for bridesmaids are much cheaper than bouquets and the bride could make her own bridal bouquet. Flowers that are in season are cheaper. Gerberas, daisies, carnations and chrysanthemums are usually reasonably priced while roses and orchids are pricey yearround. Hire a photographer for a few hours rather than a whole day, supply guests with disposable cameras, and enlist university or TAFE students to film your special day. Postage for large or unusually-shaped invitations and embossing, bows, ribbons, and

INTEGRATED Dental Care is a newly-built practice in Pakenham with leading-edge equipment and technology, including digital orthopantogram (OPG) or full mouth X-ray. There’s a play room for the kids and easy wheelchair access and the practice offers a range of services from children’s dentistry to wisdom teeth, general anaesthetics to cosmetic and implant dentistry. Dr Naomi Hollander and the highlytrained staff at Integrated Dental Care are available for general dentistry including cleans and X-rays and patients do not have to pay the gap on health insurance. Twelve-month interest-free loans are also available through Care Credit, which excludes major dental works. And Integrated Dental Care is pleased to welcome a new dentist to the practice, Dr Adren Alinejad. After growing up in Melbourne, Dr Alinejad attended La Trobe University in Bendigo where he graduated with a Bachelor of Health Sciences in Dentistry and Master of Dentistry. Throughout his clinical training, Adren has developed his clinical skills in many regional areas including Mildura, Wodonga and Bendigo where a particular focus was on providing comprehensive and systematic dental care. Being thoughtful and considerate, Adren has a passion for ensuring that the patient’s desires, needs and requirements are addressed, leaving the patient with a healthy and attractive smile. Through dedicating himself to the comfort and satisfaction of his patients, Adren understands the importance of being gentle and mindful, while striving to provide high quality dental care. Integrated Dental Care is at Level 1, 4/37 Main Street, Pakenham. It is open 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 1pm Saturdays. Call 5940 5115 for appointments or more information.

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BUDGETING for a wedding can be a daunting task - especially when the average Australian wedding now costs about $35,000. But there are a few simple ways to cut costs without cutting corners or compromising on your dream day. Avoid mentioning your purchases are for a wedding, or watch the price rise. The traditional wedding season is November to March and Saturday is the most popular day for nuptials - and the cost reflects this. Tying the knot offpeak can save big dollars. For the reception, restaurants that don’t specialise in weddings will charge less. Check which items the venue considers extras and be clear about what you do and do not need. Find out the price per head and ask if there’s a minimum charge. Keep the guest list to your closest friends and family and consider excluding children and plus-ones. A brunch or high tea reception involves less food and guests are likely to drink less. Serving the wedding cake for dessert keeps costs down. Chocolate mud and other alternatives to the traditional wedding cake are often cheaper. Buying a cake undecorated and having a flower arrangement made to place on top can save cash. Square cakes feed more people, and a homemade cake could be a cost-effective option. Candles can add style and elegance to tables without the price tag of floral centrepieces, and teaming flower petals with tea light candles is an-

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Messages on show By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CHRISTMAS time isn’t just about the carols, but also the stories. Members of the Narre Warren Baptist Church will be bringing these stories to life when they perform their annual Christmas production next week, this year titled The Christmas Movie. The production is a combination of several Christmas yarns, based on three movies including A Christmas Carol, The Grinch and It’s a Wonderful Life. Leigh Kohler, from Narre Warren Baptist Church, said the production would take place over three nights and expected the audience to be very entertained by the fantastic costumes, hilarious scripts and the powerful Christmas message. “It’s a different show every year. We have two big ones, Easter and Christmas,” he said. “This year we’ve decided to draw on previous Christmas movies that have a great message.” Mr Kohler said this year’s cast was very diverse with ages ranging from 11 to over 50, with majority being young adults. The production will take place at Narre Warren Baptist Church, corner of Fox Road and Narre Warren North Road, on 13 and 14 December from 7pm and 15 December from 10am, 1pm and 6pm. For more information visit www. nwbc.net.au or contact 9796 8737.

The Christmas Movie production involves people of all ages showing off their acting talents,including, back, Timothy Goodall, Jarryd Dalton, Karyn Slater and Emily Goodall. In the front are Lee Kohler, Shenae MacLeod, Zac Kohler, Claire Goodall and Gabrielle Dalton.

Barefoot in the dark BERWICK Bowling Club is inviting the community to take off their shoes and kick up their heels for a fun game of barefoot bowls. The club’s promotions committee chairman Tony Wynen said the club had kicked off the barefoot bowling program for season 201314 and urged people to get involved in the fun. “If you ever wondered what lawn bowling is all about this is your opportunity to try and you may even be good at this fabulous sport,” he said. “This game is played by the general public and no skills are required as there are many club volunteers to show you how.” The club has one synthetic green, three grass greens and flood lights for late games. Bookings can be made to start playing from 5pm to 7.30pm every Friday night, with a sausage sizzle starting at 6pm and drinks available at bar prices. Bookings will be taken from groups as small as four people to more than 100. To get involved call Kay Crook on 5944 3708 or mobile 0407 511 493.

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THIS month carols will be sung and candles lit for the 23rd year running in Narre Warren North. But not everything will be the same, with the Narre Warren North Uniting Church and communuity carols moving to a new venue for the first time in more than two decades - from Claire Robinson Park to Abeckett Road Reserve. Bert Rae, the co-ordinator of the carols and a 70-plus year stalwart of Narre Warren North, said everyone involved was looking forward to the change

of scenery. “We have really grown over the years and needed to look for a new venue which had adequate parking,” he said. “Our new reserve is three or four times bigger than Claire Robinson Park.” Bert said there were always challenges when moving to a new area, especially after being so used to the previous facility, but he said the carollers were excited about the move. “It’s a lot of work but I get so much pleasure out of running the carols,” he said. “My highlight every year is

when Father Christmas makes an appearance and seeing the looks on the faces of all the kids.” The Narre Warren North Carols is sponsored by several organisations and will feature the Cranbourne Chorale, the Cranbourne Concert Band and the Narre Warren North School Choir. The carols will take place on Saturday 14 December at Abeckket Road Reserve on A’beckett Road from 6.30pm for a $7 entry fee, which will include candles, sausages, lollies and a drink.


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FRIDGE, Kelvinator, 490 litre, good condition, good working order. $220. Call 0418 366 260.

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FURNITURE, wall unit, brown, wooden with glass doors and chaise lounge suite, near new, grey, EC, $850. 0432 045 759. GOLF CLUBS, Newton, bag, buggy, covers, hundreds of balls(new and used), shoes, jacket, umbrella, raincoat, tees, ball markers, absolutely everything you need to play golf, short person's set. $300 ono, Warragul/Pakenham, 0402 121 355.

CAMPING TABLE, fold up aluminium, in bag, cheap. $29. 5991 7061. COFFEE MACHINE, Delonghi, fully automatic coffee maker, 3 years old, good condition. $125. Call 9769 9491.

PORTABLE TOILET, 20 litre capacity, fully selfcontained, no connections needed, great for camping, caravan, boat etc, easy to clean and carry, brand new in box, never used. $85. 0419 668 981.

SWING SET, 3 sections, multi-play unit with double and single swings plus trapeze, strong and durable, suits all ages, brand new in box, available now for Christmas. $89. Ph: 0419 668 981. TENT, polycotton, brand new, top quality, Exo Pro 250, sleeps 4, aluminium frame, bargain. $695. 5991 7061.

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VERSATILE GYM SET, 1x dumbbells, Olympic spin lock collars, 2x sets dumbbells, standard spin lock collars, Olympic size plate weight 2x25kg, 2x20kg, 2x15kg, 2x4.5kg, 6" collar lock heavy duty Olympic barbell , 7" standard chrome Q collar barbell, combo bench press including leg extension, hamstring and bicep curl, health stream free weight power cage, lateral pull down, bicep curl and squat rack, plus hand weights. $700ono. 0418 310 368. WHEELCHAIR, Karma, Ergo125, hardly used, includes gel pressure cushion. Cost $1,100, sell $550ono. 0418 597 077.

BERWICK, 4 Chiltern Court, Saturday 7th December, 8am-2pm. Decluttering 2 generations of stuff. Retro, vintage and current. Womens' clothing, shoes, household goods, furniture, tools, garden etc.

PAKENHAM, 52 Heritage Boulevard, Saturday 7th December, 8am -6pm. Massive garage sale with goods from three houses. TV`s, whitegoods, furniture, computers, printers, kitchenware, golf clubs, building equipment and lots, lots more.

BERWICK, 15 Hollydale Close, Saturday 7th December, 8am-2pm. Two households, moving house.

PAKENHAM, 46 Pommel Street, Saturday 7th December, 8.30am-2pm. New golf clubs, clothing, soft toys, electrical and lots more.

BERWICK, 7 Ganaway Drive, Saturday 7th December, 8am-2pm.

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CRANBOURNE, 5 Augusta Close, Saturday 7th December, 9am-1pm. Something for everyone. CRANBOURNE NORTH, 123 Courtenay Avenue, Saturday 7th December, 8am-3pm. Undercover. Enormous sale, 5 households, massive bargains.

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ENDEAVOUR HILLS, 1 Heathcote Court, Saturday 7th December, 7am 3pm. All things lady like, excess stock, branded makeup and fashion accessories, all new and heavily discounted. Garden shed, 2.26 x 2.26, Skillion (disassembled), Orchids, pots, jigsaw puzzles, 2 lounge suites (cheap). Toys, heaps more. Three households.

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FIREWOOD FIREWOOD, pine off cuts, 19m load. $175 delivered. $70 for trailer load delivered. Phone 9796-4166.

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ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

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Saturday 7th December 8am-5pm. Moving house sale. Huge variety. Antiques also available. Bargains galore.

Ph: 9769 9252 PIANO, Alex Steinbach, upright, GC, $2,000. Ph: 0499 651 340. Berwick.

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NOBLE PARK, North, 356 Princess Hwy, Saturday 7th December from 8am. Massive sale! Kids toys, kids and adults labelled clothing, furniture and more. Don't Miss out!!

BERWICK, 23 Reserve Street, Saturday 7th December, 8am-2pm. Household items and furniture.

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH, 16 Sirius Place, Saturday 7th December, 8am-2pm.

NARRE WARREN, 28 and 30 Sweetgum Avenue, Saturday 7th December, 7.30am. Moving house sale.

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LOUNGE, 2 seater, dark green, GC. $150. 5941 9322.

LOUNGE SUITE, leather, 3 seater couch, 2 chairs, VGC. $500ono. 0408 201 707. Berwick.

NARRE WARREN, 3 Croxley Place, Saturday 7th December, 8am 2pm. Toys, disability chairs, weights, tools, household goods.

ADVERTISERS please note that advertisements in this classification must be pre-paid.

TV CABINET, EC, 2 leadlight doors, 2 drawers, $250, phone 5941 2443 or 0400 129 761.

CAMPING FRIDGE, Waeco, CA35, 40Ltr, 3way, 240V, gas, 12V, new in box, cheap as. $135. 5991 7061.

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CABINET, Timber, with leadlight. $120. Bernadette 0407 402 584.

POOL CLEANER, "Kreepy Krauly" style, fully automatic pool cleaning system, suits above and in ground pools, cleans floor and walls, includes 10m of hose, brand new in box. $159. 0419 668 981.

IRONING SERVICES Call Anna 5998 2161 or 0431 312 113.

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BUNK BED, bottom double, top single, white, 2 draws under bed. $180. 0407 402 584.

ENTERTAINMENT UNIT AND COFFEE TABLE, both in EC, hardwood timber in walnut. Entertainment unit approx 200cm W x 50cm H x 46cm D with 2 deep drawers and cupboards and 4 shelves, plenty of space for DVDs and CDs, $375. Coffee table approx 120cm W x 60 cm D with lower shelf, $250. Both pieces of furniture complement each other and add style to your room. 0413 330 106. Beaconsfield

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BOOKCASE, solid timber, stained pine, 1.8m x 0.9m, GC. $140. 5941 9322.

ENTERTAINMENT UNIT, stained pine/glass, GC. $180. 5941 9322.

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Call Julie

If you would like to borrow a couple of Large “Garage Sale” pointer boards, drop into First National Real Estate – Neilson Partners on a Friday. Berwick 9707 6000 or Narre Warren 9705 4888 They must be returned the following Monday. Happy Selling!

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ASSORTED, bench seat & cushions x 2 $20. Large work bench with vice $50. Kelvinator fridge 520lt perfect condition $200. Various floor mats $10 each. Childs feeder chair brand new $10. Bouncer $5. Bean bag $5. Pusher 3 wheel Baby Love $20. 0421 322 815.

ARMCHAIRS, 2, with footstools, cream leather /maple timber, as new. $650 the pair. 5941 9322

MOBILITY SCOOTER, Prowler, 3410, dual battery, 4 pole, 110 amp, EC. $2,700ono. 0408 201 707. Berwick.

Free pick up and delivery. Prompt service. Excellent quality.

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DISPLAY CABINET, 10 years old, very good condition, great for displaying Jewellery or precious items. Will deliver to Berwick area. Paid $850 will sell for $300. Call Sam on 0438 211 261.

Saturday 7th December, 8am-4pm. Household items, outdoor furniture, shoes, clothing, Manchester, computer table and chair, lots of bargains.

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�� All-round brilliance as Avery leads Seagulls to victory

Karate Kingi goes places BY RUSSELL BENNETT HAMPTON Park’s 15-year-old Ngaheretia Kingi has taken the karate world by storm, playing a huge role in putting Dandenong’s Shukokai dojo on the map. She is fresh off returning from this year’s World Karate Federation Junior World Championships - held near Madrid in Spain - where she fought in the female 14-15 54-plus kilogram cadet class. Ngaheretia may only be 15, but she’s already an eight-year karate veteran with a fighting resume that stacks up against the very best the country has to offer. She won gold at last year’s Australian Karate Federation National Championships in a season that also saw her claim top spot in the Victorian Open, Sydney International and Australian Open tournaments. She backed that up by winning this year’s Victorian Open, and top three finishes in the Australian Open and National Championships. Like most other Shukokai fighters, Ngaheretia just keeps going back for the whole club atmosphere. But she’s also made a reputation on putting in the long, hard training hours in the lead-in to big tournaments and - clearly - the results speak for themselves.

Ngaheretia Kingi, Sensei Ennio Anselmi and Daniel Tielen are three of the pieces that make up the Shukokai karate puzzle. Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT In preparation for the world titles, she trained for around 25 hours per week - that’s more than a part-time job.

“We all want that gold medal,” she said. “We wouldn’t be here doing this otherwise.” But a world championship fairy

story just wasn’t to be. She “got smashed” 4-0. “They’re always one step ahead at that level,” Ngaheretia added.

“It’s a big jump up from the nationals. We’re the best here, but over there we’re at the bottom again.” She is currently weighing up whether to embark on another twoyear plan that could take her to the next world championships. But should she make it back, she knows she’ll have to lift her intensity. She said the biggest lesson she had learnt from this year’s tournament was to never take an opponent lightly. The championships in Spain featured about 1300 competitors from 92 countries. Qualifying, alone, was a massive achievement. Dandenong’s Shukokai has long had a reputation for producing worldclass fighters. Chief instructor, Sensei Ennio Anselmi beamed when describing Ngaheretia’s effort in Spain. “There are two-minute rounds that are just hectic,” he said. “You’ve got no time to take it easy. “All it can take is one point to lose a fight - a single moment can change everything, and if you lose a point, you have to recompose yourself within seconds. “It’s such a rollercoaster sport, but I’m so proud. “Only the best of the best make it to these big tournaments. “Just like the Olympics.”

Tabinor’s triumphant saloon run By RUSSELL BENNETT A 42-YEAR-OLD Casey diesel mechanic has driven his way to one of the most dominant individual seasons in Australian Saloon Car history. Simon Tabinor piloted his Holden VT Commodore to 11 wins from 15 races in the 2013 Australian Saloon Car Series and didn’t even take to the grid for the final round because he had already clinched his second consecutive championship. Tabinor’s season started at Sydney’s Eastern Creek Raceway in March, where he qualified on pole and, subsequently, won all three races. The British ex-pat then competed at rounds in South Australia, at Winton in country Victoria, Phillip Island, Wakefield Park in New South Wales, and Queensland Raceway and he won them all. In fact, Tabinor’s worst finish of the saloon car series was second - which he finished in the other four races he competed in. His ultra-dominant season has already gone down in series history as arguably the most dominant. Ever. The national saloon car series involves six-cylinder Ford Falcon AU, and VT Commodore models, and is strictly regulated. Fields are notoriously tightly bunched, with less than a second often separating first from tenth on the grid. Tabinor has spent six years in the category, and also has the 2009 Victorian title and a runners-up place the 2010 national title to his name. Having stitched up this year’s series with a round still to play out, he then lined up in a round of the Kumho V8

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Simon Tabinor stormed his way to victory in this year’s Australian Saloon Car Series. Picture: SUPPLIED Touring Car Series in a former Brad Jones Racing BF Falcon against a field that included Upper Beaconsfield sensation Jack Le Brocq. But this time, nothing went to plan for Tabinor. A gearbox issue and a broken front shock absorber plagued him. “We started from the rear of the field twice and made it back to eighth and sixth,” he explained. “It was really frustrating given how we’d performed earlier in the year.” Tabinor paid tribute to the small, privateer Eurostar Diesels team that was with him every step of the way for his historic saloon car series win. “I was just competing for the fun of it,” he explained.

“It gave me something to do once every six weeks!” Tabinor, who works for the Hallambased Eurostar, added: “We just make it easy on ourselves and do it for the love of it”. Despite having what he admits was “a great year” in the saloon cars, Tabinor is eager to take a step up in class to the Kumho series next year. “We can always go back if we don’t have any luck with the new BF (Falcon).” No doubt his saloon car series rivals are shuddering at the mere thought of that. Another Hallam-based business, Selby Acoustics, will proudly sponsor Tabinor’s mission in his new car.

Warriors raring to go THE best of the best in the West Gippsland Cricket Association will face off against Ferntree Gully this Sunday in a trial game to help determine the Warriors’ final Country Week squad. The WGCA will go headto-head with the Ferntree Gully and District Cricket Association (FTGDCA) at Casey Fields on Sunday, but it will be a slightly different Warriors side taking to the field compared to the one that battled the Yarra Valley in Officer recently. Some notable ins for this week’s game include Kooweerup run machine Shane Dole, and young tearaways Tom Baldock

(Emerald) and Jarrod Armitage (Merinda Park). Pakenham skipper Dom Paynter makes his way into a side that will also feature leading WGCA spinner Shannon Mathers (Merinda Park). The Warriors team for this Sunday, as announced, is: Jarrod Armitage, Tom Baldock, Kyle Brooke (Clyde), Shane Dole, Daniel McCalman (Merinda Park), Shannon Mathers, Brent Murdoch (Cranbourne Meadows), Leigh Murdoch (Cranbourne Meadows), Cal O’Hare (Tooradin), Dom Paynter, Bradey Welsh (Pakenham) and Jason Williams (Pakenham).


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Young guns face off IF ROSS Sugars was a football coach... he would be in an enviable position. Sugars has two young guns fit and firing at the right time of year but the problem now is they have to go head to head in this Saturday night’s Decron Cranbourne Pacing Cup. American Muscle has drawn perfectly in barrier one while his outstanding stable companion Youranut will begin from four. Prior to last start there was little between the rising stars, the former was coming off a Group 2 win in his last preparation and the latter, a year his junior, had returned from a Vicbred Super Series win. But even Sugars can no longer deny that Youranut is the top seed for the stable after his slashing sixth was the run of the race in the Popular Alm Free For All. And despite having a worse barrier ‘Nutter’, as he is known at home, will have the services of one of Victoria’s leading drivers, Ross’s son, Greg Sugars. “Before the other night it was a question of which one was the best but he has improved from the age four to five so much,” Sugars said. “He’s definitely the better of the two horses; if he replicates that and doesn’t get too much of a gut buster early then he will run a great race.

Cold Sister (3) proved too strong for stable mate My High Expectations (5) in the Uncle Petrika Free For All earlier this year. The David Aiken trained pair will be strong contenders for the Aldebaran Park Bill Collins Mile at Cranbourne on Saturday Picture: STUART McCORMICK night. 111588

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Driver Greg Sugars and Donna Logan from Empire Stallions with Youranut after the then four-year-old’s victory in the Empire Stallions Vicbred Super Series final back in July. Youranut is a leading contender for Saturday night’s Decron Cranbourne Pacing Picture: CONTRIBUTED Cup. 111585 The Decron Cranbourne Pacing Cup is being touted as the strongest edition in living memory; in fact, nine of the 12 runners are already Group 1 winners with less than a handful almost certain to secure a Victoria Cup spot on 14 December. Youranut will have to contend with recent Grand Circuit winner Ideal Scott

and Kilmore Cup champion Chancellor Cullen. For American Muscle however it was touch and go for him to even be in this race. His tailed-off last at Tabcorp Park Melton on Saturday was not only uncharacteristic but almost had Sugars contemplating a change of direction for last season’s Hot To Trot Four-Year-Old

Championship winner. “We were that close to not running and just going around on the Friday night but we thought no, if he is entitled to his spot we will go around and then he comes up with the pole so we are very happy,” he said. The Decron Cranbourne Pacing Cup will be run at 9.30pm on Saturday night.

THE concerted push to elevate the square-gaiter in Australia is well and truly underway and the results are already evident in the trotting world. One need only look at Saturday night’s Aldebaran Park Bill Collins Mile at Cranbourne to see the transformation that is taking place in the sport. Inaugural Great Southern Star winner Vulcan has returned to Australia in similar form to when he last graced our shores, Elegant Image has continued his progression and Chris Lang’s prediction that Kyvalley Blur could be top shelf has proven spot on. The final piece of the intriguing puzzle is the David Aikentrained My High Expectations. With versatility that makes him a threat in standing-start marathons and a Great Southern Star placegetter over the sprint trip, he

is starting to look like the perfect trotter. “He finished his last preparation on a good note and he has come back the same this season,” Aiken said. “He’s a safe trotter and he is pretty bombproof, he came from a lower class last year and has just kept improving but he meets a really strong, in-form field here. Aiken also has one of the best trotting mares in Victoria in Cold Sister and she has drawn inside the second row for the $50,000 Group 1 race this weekend. The winner of the race will be granted automatic entry into the qualifying heats on 22 March, with the final to be run just hours later on the same night. The first race on Decron Cranbourne Pacing Cup night kicks off at 6.25pm with the Aldebaran Park Bill Collins Trotters Mile to be run at 8.33pm.

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1. WHICH soccer team did Guus Hiddink coach after Australia? 2. WHICH jockey rode the winner of both the 1981 and 1984 Melbourne Cups? 1. AGAINST which country did Michael Clarke once score 329 not out? 4. WHAT racquet sport is regularly contested at the Commonwealth Games? 5. WHO represented Australia in four different sports at the 1908 Olympics? 6. WHICH Australian tennis player was undefeated in 22 Federation Cup matches? 7. AN Aussie swimmer beat Lisa Curry-Kenny for the 100 metres freestyle gold medal at the 1990 Commonwealth Games. Who was she? 8. TO which Australian athlete did Czech runner Emile Zatopek give one of his Olympic gold medals? 9. WHAT is the christian name of Sir Jack Brabham’s son, who won the Australian Formula Two Championship in 1976? 10. WHAT famous international event was played annually at the Roland Garros Stadium? 11. WHICH tennis player was the inaugural winner of the ABC Sportsman of the Year award in 1951? 12. WHO was the first Australian athlete to read the Olympic oath? 13. WHAT is the home ground of famous English soccer club Tottenham? 14. HOW many jumps are athletes allowed in Olympic long jump competition? 15. WHO won Australia’s only track medal at the 1980 Olympic Games? 16. WHAT sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers? 17. WHICH sport uses the terms ‘boast’, ‘foot fault’ and glass back’? 18. WHICH sport has categories known as target, field, flight and clout? 19. WHICH Australian cricketer had his jaw broken by the West Indies pace attack in 1988-9? 20. IN which English city is Queen’s Lawn Tennis Club located?

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WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION IF the best leaders are those who lead by example, then Tooradin captain Aaron Avery is surely in the elite group of Premier skippers. He led from the front on Saturday with a pair of brilliant individual contributions - 100 and 6/32 - to steer Tooradin to an emphatic win over fellow title hopefuls, Kooweerup. The Seagulls started nervously with openers Sean Wilson (4) and Tom Hussey (20) falling early, but Avery steadied in a 68-run stand with big Cal O’Hare (40). The visitors ultimately reached 5/213 from their 40 overs before skittling the Demons for just 118. Avery (6/32) quickly converted his imposing form with the bat into a starring performance with the cherry, tearing through the Demons’ batting line-up in eight brutal overs. But Avery was a little too modest in summing up his own performance. Of course, he had made the most of some good luck when Scott Clark dropped a caught-and-bowled chance when Avery was yet to score. “It was just one of those days, I suppose,” Avery said. “I guess I felt pretty good in the nets this week. “But the overall result was really pleasing - we put a big emphasis on beating Kooweerup.” Avery praised teenage quick Luke Adams, who was elevated into the side from Sub-District to take the new ball following a hamstring injury to Steve Hamill. The youngster finished with 1/20 from his eight overs and looked at ease out in the middle. “I’ve always said that we’re only as good as our second XI,” Avery said. “We’ve got boys coming up and earning their spot and I thought Lukey was super impressive. “I thought we bowled and fielded pretty well overall, actually. “We were 2/30-odd with the bat and had a heap of work to do at one stage.

“Doley (Shane Dole) ran Cal out with a brilliant direct hit from a straight-ish cover when he only really had one stump to aim at and that hurt because Cal has been hitting the ball beautifully lately.” With Pakenham knocking off Merinda Park on Saturday, Tooradin now moves two games clear on top of the Premier ladder. The Lions began day two of their clash with the Cobras in search of quick runs - a chance to make an indelible mark on the contest and put their hands up as legitimate premiership threats. Starting Saturday’s play on 7/168 from 53 overs, Pakenham wasted no time getting to work. “We had (Jack) Anning and (Brody) Pearse at the crease to start the day,” skipper Dom Paynter said. “I asked them to get us to 200 and they did that on the dot. “I guess it’s a bit of a mental edge 200 looks a lot better than 199. “Those two scored at about a run a ball and I couldn’t have asked for any more than that. “They were just positive between the wickets and they played their shots.” Pakenham reached 9/200 (cc) in 60 overs, taking the fight right up to the Cobras at Donnelly Reserve. Despite a shaky start, Merinda Park was well in the contest at 3/130, thanks to a 113-run stand between opener Matt Grayson (65) and Glen Ward (57). But Russ Lehman (5/44) stepped up with a clutch bowling effort, finishing with a five-wicket haul and demoralising the Cobras’ middle and lower orders as the home side fell for 178 in its reply. “Any time you beat Merinda Park, especially at home, it’s something to feel pretty good about,” Paynter explained. “We got a couple of quick wickets before drinks, but Grayson and Ward really stood up. “It’s probably the biggest partnership scored against us all season so far. “We probably bowled one bad ball per over and that helped them really solidify things. “They made the most of the bad balls

and we just didn’t nip it in the bud.” The skipper reserved special praise for Lehman’s bowling effort, saying: “Russ was just awesome. “He bowled uphill into the breeze and I thought he lifted a few of his team mates up with him. “It was a really good spell.” The Lions return to Toomuc Reserve this week for just their second home game of the season so far - a blockbuster against Kooweerup. DISTRICT NNG/Maryknoll 149 (S. Lewis 47, J. Lownds 36, G. Bradshaw 6/20) d Cranbourne Meadows 8/132(cc) (L. Murdoch 51*, B. Guinane 29, S. Somers 4/22, V. Van Strijp 3/22). Beaconsfield 4/177 (B. Johnson 74*, B. Miles 41, R. O’Connor 27, L. Otten 2/50) d SFX Old Collegians 82 (S. Shepherdson 30, R. O’Connor 4/20, M. Meehan 3/19, G. Scales 2/22). Devon Meadows 7/220 (D. O’Brien 55, L. Carroll 51*, A. Travaglia 26, K. Brooke 3/58, A. Buller 2/42) d Clyde 7/211(cc) (G. Adams 101*, S. Webster 28, M. Davidson 3/28, P. Zauner 2/101). Lyndhurst Vikings 172 (A. Straughair 49, J. Fitzgerald 37, T. Keily 6/81, D. Brown 2/43) d Catani 147 (G. Zekic 34, R. Kortholt 28, L. Keily 25, H. Straughair 4/38, N. Macdonald 3/16). SUB-DISTRICT Cardinia 6/178(cc) (P. Nolen 49, B. Darose 44*, D. Salvato 36, C. Fulton 3/32, R. Caddell 2/22) d Lang Lang 166 (B. Christensen 37, S. Cole 31, S. Baker 27, J. Grima 25, T. Wheller 3/33, B. Darose 2/16, L. Plozza 2/22, J. Browne 2/35). Tooradin 5/221(cc) (M. Ralph 85, S. Clarke 73, C. Smith 2/17, L. Harrison 2/44) d Upper Beaconsfield 7/97 (A. Adams 3/29, S. Birtchnell 2/19). Officer 5/201(cc) (B. McHugh 65*, J. Longmuir 55*, P. Singh 49, T. Lehman 2/41, D. Lucas 2/52) d Pakenham 188 (Sam Webster 62, B. Irvine 27, J. Quinn 6/41). Nyora 189 (A. Tagliaferro 62, J. Dixon 33, P. Hendry 31*, D. Waite 4/20, N. Powell 3/9) d Clyde 125 (N. O’Brien 39*, G. Hackett 4/34, G. Easton 2/3).

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CASEY-SOUTH MELBOURNE SITTING on 1/110 at home against Geelong on Saturday, Swans skipper Jolyon Leaver would have been bullish about his side’s chances. The visitors won the toss and sent Casey in, and the decision soon reaped rewards with the Swans losing opener Josh Holden (14) with the score at just 1/18. But an impressive 93-run second wicket stand between Shane Maggs (38) and Lachlan Sperling (56) steadied the ship and gave the home side the momentum. But with Sperling’s wicket - bowled by Luke Muller - came another momentum shift, this one proving much harder for the Swans to reverse. The home side lost 4/26 in a middle-order collapse that included the prized scalp of Leaver (19), himself. From a steady 1/110, Casey-South Melbourne was suddenly in a deep hole at 5/137. But, as the Swans have done all season to date, they dug their feet in, rolled their sleeves up and fought. Nathan Freitag (57) and number seven Chris Hall (74) put on a 118-run partnership for the sixth wicket that went a long way to the side reaching its super-competitive 299-run total. Jake Reed was the star of the show with the ball for Geelong, finishing with 5/54 from his 19 overs. Luke Muller was superb in his role playing second fiddle to Reed, finishing with a supereconomical 2/73 from 31 overs. Chasing 300 for victory on Sunday, the visitors also had a horror start - losing opener Kha-

Looks can be deceiving – Swans batsman Dylan Hadfield looks towards deep midwicket after this expansive shot off his pads, only to fall soon after for a duck. 111324 Picture: JARROD POTTER lid Sawas (6) at 1/7. But their recovery was even more spectacular, with James Crosthwaite (146) and Eamonn Vines (122no) combining for a brilliant 244-run, match-winning partnership. The visitors stormed to victory, finishing on 4/303 in just the 70th over. What started so promisingly ended up becoming a brutal day in the field for the Swans, with Dylan Hadfield (2/40) the side’s leading wicket-taker in an expensive five-over spell. Casey, which has suddenly slipped to 14th on the Victorian Premier Cricket ladder, will now look to regroup quickly before taking on Fitzroy Doncaster and Ringwood in a pair of limited overs clashes at Morwell Recreation Reserve this Saturday.


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Stay classy, Buckley Ridges By JARROD POTTER THE pain train was stopping at all City of Casey area cricket clubs in the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) Turf 1 competition this weekend - with four hard grafts ahead for the teams to salvage their woeful Saturdays. BUCKLEY RIDGES v HEINZ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS While his namesake (Paul Rudd who plays Brian Fantana in the comedy Anchorman 2) is currently on tour in Australia promoting Anchorman 2, Buckley Ridges’ variant of Paul Rudd (86) was pivotal to pushing the Ridges to 224 from their 76.1 overs against Heinz Southern Districts (0/2). Rudd’s top-order comrades Jayson Hobbs (2) and Antonio Greenidge (0) fell early. The revival came from Rudd and big Dan Haasbroek (32), knocking in 77 for the third wicket stand as Rudd raised his bat for a well-earned half-century. Haasbroek was trapped plumb in front and this only brought more pain for the Cobras as Suren Ekanayake (63) combined with Rudd for another 94 runs. Rudd’s ‘Fantana-stic’ innings came to a close 14-short of a century as he was rendered LBW and had to vacate Park Oval. By then the Ridges had stabilised and approaching the double-century mark. Another collapse rendered the Ridges all out for 224, after being 4/186 when Rudd departed, as the tail failed to wag. Captain Matt Goodwright (11) was the best of the Ridges’ lower order as Matt Cox (3/24) Justin Davis (3/53) and Matt Cox (3/24) snared the scalps. Heinz batted out its three overs without issue and will resume at 0/2. SPRINGVALE SOUTH v BERWICK The rear guard action of a few gave Berwick (153) something to defend as Springvale South (0/26) ran through the Bears. The Bloods’ new-ball pair Tim Ford (6/62) and Yoshan Kumara (2/58) pretty much bowled the entire innings, snaring eight wickets between them in a display of ruthless attack on the Berwick order. Ford struck like a clock chime - hitting his mark and snaring victims at metronomic intervals. At 2/3, with Ford and Kumara snaring Berwick’s openers on the cheap, it soon turned into 6/84 when Tanner Stanton (9) became victim number three for Ford. The fightback came from Ryan Williamson (34), promoted for his first Turf 1 run this season, and Nirmal Wickramaratne (32) - helping add crucial runs to a lacklustre tally. The

Above: Heinz Southern Districts’ human bowling machine Paul Stockdale bowled without luck against Buckley Ridges on Saturday. 111328 Picture: JARROD POTTER Right: Berwick’s Tanner Stanton survived this lofted drive that just cleared the inner circle fieldsmen. 111327 captain Jarrod Goodes (21) emerged from the sheds at number 10 to help tickle the ball to the boundary in tandem with Adam Watson (16no) and Cory Bevan (8). This rout was completed by Ford - taking his ninth five-wicket or greater haul in the DDCA’s Turf competitions. Nathan King (15no) and Steve Masterson (10no) batted to stumps unfazed with 128 left to attain. HALLAM KALORA PARK v LYNDALE Jaime Brohier continued his rampaging start to DDCA Turf 1 cricket, belting 104 for Lyndale (7/279) on a day to forget for Hallam Kalora Park.

Brohier knocked in his second century of the season with defining support coming from captain Rory Ingram (57), Ciaron Connolly (41), Quyen Pham (30) and Sanjeewa De Silva (34no). There was little Hallam Kalora Park could do but hold on and wait for Brohier to make a mistake - which eventually came as he hit out via Jagveer Hayer (3/41). It leaves a whopping 280 for Hallam to chase next weekend. NARRE WARREN v MORDIALLOC Narre Warren (124) is half-way to defeat

against league heavyweight Mordialloc (1/58) with the Magpies batsmen unable to achieve anything meaningful. Dwayne Thomson (49) was the only Magpie with numbers worth bragging about, but will be disappointed for getting out stumped one before his half-century. Thomson batted throughout the innings, practically carrying his bat as the middle order failed. Steve Woodward (18no) and Ben Swift (17) added something to the tally before the Magpies succumbed completely for 124 as Monto Perera (6/38) ripped through the birds. Mordialloc has knocked 58 off the required chase from its 21 overs on Saturday.

Parting shots as ‘Krusty’ steps down as chairman CRANBOURNE BOWLS AT last, the Cranbourne Bowls Club division one side had a great win by four shots over highly ranked Eltham just as selector Steve ‘Krusty’ Bentley steps down from his post as chairman of selectors. Cranbourne finished strongly after the prospect of facing yet another narrow defeat, but with two ends to be played, the home-ground advantage and fighting spirit got Cranny home and they managed to record their first win for the season. Meanwhile, in a shock announcement, Steve Bentley, after having a discussion with the selection committee decided it was time to call it a day as chairman and will now “just concentrate on playing and enjoying bowls”. Results: Cranbourne Div (1) 80 d Eltham 76. R. Travica 19/30, L. Quigg 18/19, P. Colthup 25/10 and D Boggie 18/17. The best performing rink was Stan Myers, Bob Kent, Ian Barrenger and Peter Colthup with 15 shots up. Dandenong Club 88 d Cranbourne 2 Div (2) 77. N. Fell 8/28, J. Mulder 20/25, F. Helle 30/18 and P. De Lisle 19/17. Narre Warren 117 d Cranbourne 3 Div (2) 50. Mulgrave Country Club 79 d Cranbourne 4 Div (4) 72. Cranbourne 5 Div (6) 86 d Lilydale 78. Midweek Ladies Cranbourne Ladies had a loss away from home against a very strong Berwick side by eight shots. Isobel Partington drew on her rink but the others went down by small amounts. Berwick 61 d Cranbourne 1 53. Y. Vander Wees 16/21, F. Farrell 20/23, I. Partington 17/17. Cranbourne 2 had a very close and exciting win against Cheltenham at home. Shirley Venville’s rink was the big winner with nine shots up. Cranbourne 2 64 defeated Cheltenham 62. C. Wright 19/24, S. Venville 24/15 and B. DeLisle 21/23.

The ladies pairs club championship final was held through the week with an exciting win on the last end by one shot to Lyn Whalley and Barb Fulton, who defeated Shirley Venville and Kath Dudink in a quality game played in good spirit. Congratulations to all of those ladies. CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS WHAT a great day for the club with all three teams winning on the same day, in round nine on Saturday. Division 2 upset the third placed team with a fantastic win at Hampton Park. The win was due to a superb comeback from Walter Brannan’s team who were 13 shots down with 10 ends to play but steamed home to win 29/17. Ron Hansen’s team was the other mainstay as it led all day to have a comfortable 30/14 win. The win shows that this team has what it takes to be successful this year. Keep it up team. Results: Cranbourne RSL 92 d Hampton Park 79. Ron Hansen 30/14, Walter Brannan 29/17, Wally Ballard 18/25, Mal Watkinson 15/23. Division 5 continued on their winning streak with a 34-shot win at home over Dandenong City. That’s three in a row; keep up the great work team. Cranbourne RSL 95 d Dandenong City 61. Jack Hosie 31/11, Doug Ambrose 27/14, Murray Bulte 24/13, George Whyte 13/30. Division 8 completed the trifecta with a comfortable win over Clayton. We all knew another win was just around the corner and it was great to see the Hodges team win by 17 shots to welcome back Bruce Treadwell and Harry Mills. Cranbourne RSL 46 d Clayton 28. Tom Hodges 27/10, Percy Leake 19/18. King of the rinks was the team of Fred Day, Ken McLeod, Karen Hickson and Jack Hosie who finished 20 shots up. Singles championship final will be played on Sunday 8 December at 1pm and all are welcome to attend.

NARRE WARREN BOWLS WITH all six teams winning this round, club morale is on a high. Tuesday Div 1 was at home to Dandenong Club with two rinks having close games with one up and one down results and the third rink was in command all day and ran out comfortable winners by 14 shots. Results: Narre Warren 65 d Dandenong Club 51. S. Bell, W. Haringsma, J. Naughton and I. Brotherton (skip) 19/21. A. Mark, B. Fraser, E. Gibb and E. Sydenham (skip) 26/12. C. Lapham, G. Gilchrist, K. Mark and J Millar (skip) 20/18. Tuesday Div 3 was also at home to Burden Park and had a good result with an 80/41 win by 39 shots. All rinks had wins and the team is sneaking under the radar, and after another win find themselves in third position on the ladder but have a tough assignment next week at Hampton Park. Narre Warren 80 d Burden Park 41. N. Michallef, C. Pater, S. Lapham and M. Horton (skip) 21/13. S. Van Maanen, A. Fitt, A. Tobler and B. Proctor (skip) 24/17. P. Uren, N. Pugh, E. Van Maanen and T. Henneman (skip) 35/11. Saturday Div 2 played at Cranbourne in search of a good win to finish the first half of the season in style and keep within reach of the top four. The result was beyond expectation and after a onesided affair the team finished with a massive 67shot win. With three winning rinks and a tie, rinks skipped by Graham Manifold, 33 shots up, and Jimmy Millar, 27 shots up were the stand-outs. Narre Warren 117 d Cranbourne 50. K. Mark, D. Randall, R. Lane and G. Manifold (skip) 37/4. S. Michallef. W. Haringsma, K. Murray and I. Brotherton (skip) 22/22. S. Bell, E. Sydenham, E. Luyters and J. Millar (skip) 36/9. P. O’Day, N. Bradley, R. Green and G. Parker (skip) 22/15. Div 3 playing at home against Keysborough had a tight game until the break, but when play

resumed Narre forged ahead to run out winners by 21 shots, with three rinks up. Results: Narre Warren 93 d Keysborough 72. L. Klarica, C. Lapham, A. Mark and J. Heathcote (skip) 24/14. M. Horton, F. Fox, S. Robinson and R. Johnston (skip) 22/19. G. Cadman, E. Vergara, K. Davis and N. Hosmer (skip) 27/15. M. Graham, G. Miller, G. Cowan and M. Fitt (skip) 24/20. Div 7 is nicely placed in third position on the ladder and was hoping for an easy win at home against Beaumaris, but received a fright. With two rinks up and two down, the result was not decided until the last end but the win should keep the team in the top half of the ladder with a bye next week. Results: Narre Warren 77 d Beaumaris 71. A. Fitt, R. Pompe, E. Van Maanen and J. Hickman (skip) 15/20. L. O’Brien, B. Potter, G. Bowman and D. Brick (skip) 28/17. J. Moran, S. Lapham, P. Castricum and B. Fraser (skip) 23/9. J. Norman, P. Rouse, A. Kidd and J. Green (skip) 11 /25. Div 8 made the short trip to Berwick and with both rinks successful ran out comfortable winners by 24 shots. The side is doing well considering the changes each week due to the rotation policy. Narre Warren 52 d Berwick 28. H. McCarthy, S. Van Maanen, P. Pater and L. Brown (skip) 25/12. D. Moore, L. McGeary, R. Young and J. Dukats (skip) 27/16. ANSWERS: 1. Russia 2. Peter Cook 3. India 4. Badminton 5. Reg 'Snowy' Baker 6. Margaret Court 7. Karen van Wirdum 8. Ron Clarke 9. Geoff 10. The French Open Tennis Championships 11. Frank Sedgman 12. John Landy 13. White Hart Lane 14. Six 15. Rick Mitchell 16. Basketball 17. Squash 18. Archery 19. Geoff Lawson 20. London 1107894-EP49-13


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Big sculptured shape By EWAN KENNEDY HYUNDAI i30 station wagon is a practical big brother to the i30 five-door hatchback that has already scored plenty of points in the sales race since it was launched early in 2013. Though it’s South Korean, Hyundai calls this i30 variant a ‘Tourer’ rather than a station wagon to give it a European flavour. This vehicle was designed in Germany and is very much aimed at that huge economic area in its chassis dynamics and overall performance. The front of the new Hyundai Tourer wagon has what its designers call Fluidic Sculpture. Potential buyers agree and say the modern lines really stand out from the crowd in what is generally a conservative market segment. Hyundai i30 Tourer is sold in two trim levels - Active and Elite. Ours was an Elite and we found it pleasing to drive and ride in. This really is a practical load carrier that offers excellent value for money, with a recom-

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mended price list beginning at $22,990. Unlike the now superseded Hyundai i30 station wagon which had a longer wheelbase than the hatchback variant, the new i30 Tourer shares the hatch’s 2650mm wheelbase. While that’s a long wheelbase for this class, though the wagon isn’t as voluminous it might otherwise have been. However interior and luggage space are still pretty good and potential buyers we spoke to agreed it would usually meet all their needs. That’s because the body of all-new i30 Tourer is 185 mm longer overall than the hatch. It has 528 litres of stowage capacity with rear seats up, a significant increase of 150 litres over the hatch.

Stylish Hyundai i30 Tourer wagon will meet the needs of many families - and do so at a modest price. This volume rises to an imWhile peak torque is at a but we tended to leave it to its pressive 1642 litres with the very high 4850 rpm, aimed at own decisions most of the time rear seats folded flat. Addition- high-speed touring on Europe- and found it to have good grunt al underfloor storage compart- an motorways, we found it was in real life conditions. ments are of a decent size and strong for plenty of the rev band Fuel consumption was usubelow that high number. add to the Tourer’s versatility ally in the six to seven litres per Making it much more suited 100 kilometres range in country Again following the Europeans, the new Hyundai i30 Tour- to Australian driving. and motoring running, rising to er is sold with both petrol and Both engines can have either a still reasonable seven to nine turbo-diesel powertrains. a six-speed manual or six-speed litres around town in heavy traffic and commuting running. The 1.6-litre direct-injection automatic, sitting beside it. petrol engine puts out 99 kW of All-new Hyundai i30 Tourer The automatic transmission power and 164 Nm of torque. has a sequential manual mode, has an impressive range of ac-

tive and passive safety technologies. Standard across all models are Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Traction Control System (TCS), and ABS with EBD and Brake Assist. As will all Hyundai models sold downunder in recent years, the i30 Tourer has suspension tuned to Australian driving conditions and drivers’ desires. It’s slightly on the firm side compared with what we would have expected in the South Korean original, but follows the Australian (and European) handling and dynamic trends. We like it, but perhaps try it for yourself if your preference puts comfort over handling ideally over the sort of roads you will be using on a regular basis. If you can live without the image of a European car and the macho looks of an SUV, then you will get a lot of vehicle for a very modest price in the all-new Hyundai i30 Tourer wagon. The Hyundai range is available for test drive at Cranbourne Hyundai, 200 High Street, Cranbourne. Phone 5995 1188.


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